Nathan Coe creates double-exposure photographs that overlay landscape imagery with photographs of nude women. Coe’s technique grew out of his boredom with the typical landscape photographs of New York City and his home base of Nantucket. Inspired by the work of Jeanloup Sieff, Helmut Newton, and Peter Beard, he crafts compositions in which the shape of the landscape complements the sensuous curves of nude women, to the extent that both are equally central to the composition. Though Coe prefers film photography for its slow, meticulous nature, he digitally shoots his double exposures.