Book Of 'Roadside Prostitutes' Made Entirely With Google Street View
LatestMishka Henner went online to find out where men sought prostitutes, and then he visited — on Google Street View. The result is No Man’s Land, a self-published book of photography, showing women, mostly alone and often scantily clad, in Spain, Italy, and Romania.
Henner writes, “No Man’s Land explores the margins of urban and rural environments in Europe as experienced by what appear to be women soliciting sex.” Sex blogger Violet Blue called the images “haunting” and “eerie,” comparing the imagery to Kubrick.
The blogger at Furry Girl had a different take on it: She found it exploitative, pointing out that there was no way to know for sure that these women were sex workers and that they hadn’t consented to this man profiting off their images. She’s encouraging her readers to write to the print-on-demand company, Blurb, and urge them “to cease production and hosting of No Man’s Land.”