Between 1995 and 2002, Denver-based photographer Jefferson Powers shot a series of fine art nudes. His living room was his studio, with bedsheets hung on the walls and furniture shoved into the corners. His lights were cheap garage-style clamp lights, clamped to the edges of bookshelves. His models were friends, acquaintances, and sometimes near total strangers who he worked up the nerve to ask to pose. None of them were professional models, although a few went on to pursue careers in modeling and acting. He developed his film and prints in a basement darkroom with equipment that was old when he got it, and would be considered positively archaic now. Much of this work was shown in local galleries and coffee shops, and has been featured on several websites and in a print anthology. One image even made it onto a poster for a local theater production. However, this is the first definitive collection of Jefferson's fine art nude images.