Fast Forward

Staying in Scotland, this young lady started appearing (uninvited) in feeds on my Facebook page. The feeds were short reels (nothing to do with dancing) and included similar “babes”. No question what a stunning model she is and the reels showcased her in revealing figure-hugging outfits, including stockings and heels, in scenarios that would not have been out of place in the pages of Spick and Span. Following the links led you to, surprise, surprise, her OnlyFans page, where, surprise, surprise, a little more was promised. On her Facebook page, she describes herself as a fashion model. Well, of course she is. The images have but one aim for the viewer (I wonder how that squares with the current legislation) and Facebook (and Instagram) have no problems with her content (or of those like her, of which there are zillions). I would imagine she is being rewarded handsomely and if so, good on her. What this does show is the traditional third party, the photographer, and the medium, the magazine, are as good as redundant. I wonder what Jane Paul would be doing if she were young today and if poor old Shaw would have to hang up his camera.