Fashion and erotic photographer Jonathan Leder snaps some candid and incredibly sexy polaroids of the sublime Emily Ratajkowski in this black and white motel-room photo shoot. Leder prefers to use little to no artificial lighting in his work, creating images that are frank and unadulterated, an approach that lends itself well to capturing moments of pure eroticism.

Jonathan Leder is an American photographer and director living in New York City. He began photographing and working in his high school darkroom at the age of 15. Leder's photographs transcend the traditional definitions of 'porn'/'fashion'/'art' categories. He photographs with little to no artificial lighting, all the photographs are completely analog with no retouching. Leder is also the founder and Creative Director of Jacques Magazine.

NYC-based photographer and Jacques founder Jonathan Leder's erotic photographs seem more like vintage film stills. Utilizing analog cameras--35mm and Polaroid--and shunning all artifical lighting and retouching practices, Leder infuses his portraits of young, often nude, women with a grainy, blurry quality that gives them an intimate, sometimes voyeuristic edge.

Jacques presents Tori, a short film directed by Jonathan Leder. Shot in Tampa Florida on Kodak film in Super 8mm format. Music by the Ventures.

'The Bicycle', Lea and a steamy little ride off into the sunset. With a soft vintage feel and an innocent sex appeal, 'The Bicycle' is directed by Jonathan Leder.