Dreams

July, 1982

Playboy Press went to Richard Fegley with an offer he couldn't refuse: It wanted to publish a collection of his photographs. He could chose the subject, the models. "I thought of doing 12 girls or 12 couples. What I didn't want was 100 girls in anonymous bedrooms. Then I thought, Why not 12 women in is many locations--places that were as evocative and as uniquely beautiful as the women? I made up a list. The waterways of Venice. The Sahara Desert. The Tuileries in Paris, a wonderful place j...

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