Photographier Le Nu is a 1996 paperback publication by Editions V.M. that presents the nude photography of Jacques Bourboulon, with contributions from Patrick Bourboulon. The volume showcases a curated selection of images that explore the human form through light, shadow, and composition. Bourboulon’s approach emphasizes artistic expression over mere documentation, inviting viewers to consider the aesthetic and emotional dimensions of the subject. The book includes high‑quality reproductions printed on suitable paper to preserve tonal detail. Intended for photography enthusiasts, art students, and anyone interested in the portrayal of the body in visual art, it serves both as a portfolio and as a study of technique. Though primarily visual, the work is accompanied by brief contextual notes that situate the images within broader trends in contemporary nude photography. The publication remains a reference point for those examining the intersection of eroticism and fine art in late twentieth‑century European photography.