supposed to be a bit provocative to catch iran otherwise it'll be boring canadian photographer michelle perez is best known for his sexy sensual launcher adverts. what is sexy is a really fine line you know between going overboard and really. you know within the parameters of good taste but i have my own view of women and sort of trying all my life to truly put forth that new which is you know to know abuse women to really respect the. across the board respect has never been the main focus. supermodels of the nine hundred ninety s. did command a certain level of respect their unmistakable faces and leading figures became a seal of approval for whatever product they touched most of the one hundred sixty five shows in advertising posters in the exhibition. in this field women still the exception. now my colleague melissa holroyd is just back from that show melissa one thing that just struck me watching that report is this exhibition is billed as being critical of representations of women but the visitors we talked to actually had positive things to say about these images what do you make of tha

canadian photographer michel perez lives in paris he's been working in advertising for many years his stock in trade or commercial photos of women in underwear such as this one for a french company they're meant to jog the imagination without becoming disreputable . what is sexy is a really fine line you know between going overboard and staying really. you know within the parameters of good taste but i have my own view of women and sort of trying all my life to actually put forth that new which is you know to not abuse women to really respect them. today it's not enough for a model to be sexy and scantily clad commercial photographer it depicts a lifestyle pitching the brand name almost in passing. the thought that women are so beautiful what else do you want so you know it's supposed to be a bit provocative to catch your own money but at the y.c. of boring it's shaping it's like look at some of the pictures that it's ok for. it's just that they want it all to run a system of advertising always go well together i think. most of the one hundred sixty photos in advertising posters in th