Dorothea - Fine Art Collection - 30x30 cm
by Lesley Solama
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About the Book
Created through a close collaboration between photographer Lesley Solama and Dorothea, the book moves beyond the visible image to explore what lies beneath it: the roles we inherit, the walls we build, the ties we struggle to release, and the parts of ourselves we often keep hidden.
Each image begins with a deliberate concept, yet leaves room for the unexpected moment when intention and presence become one. Across ten visual chapters, the work moves through uncertainty, confinement, pain, surrender, and finally toward a quieter form of freedom.
This is not a story told in a straight line. It is an invitation to look beyond what is immediately visible and to recognise something of our own inner landscape within it.
Features & Details
- Primary Category: Arts & Photography Books
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Project Option: Large Square, 12×12 in, 30×30 cm
# of Pages: 50 - Publish Date: Aug 18, 2026
- Language English
- Keywords Freedom, Identity, Nude, Photography, FineArt
About the Creator
Lászlo Som (alias Lesley Solama) was born in May of 1955 in Budapest, the capital of Hungary. In 2012, he purchased his first digital camera, which was a Canon 6D, which he loved and still uses today. In 2014, he completed his first nude photo series. They wanted to create images that trigger strong – either positive or negative - emotions in the viewer. As a photographer, he always tries to create beautiful and tasteful art, avoiding vulgarity at all cost. His series ‘Nude woman fine art’ was published under the stage name Laslay Solama in 2017. From his perspective, the woman's body is as beautiful as the landscape. He's not searching classic beauty in his models, as he feels there is beauty in every shape, age and form. The majority of his work is done in black and white, as he feels images taken this way can truly reveal the intricacies and elegance of the female form: playing with light and shadow to highlight key elements on the subject.
