Photographer Katrina Barker Anderson from Salt Lake City, is on two not-so-simple missions: to protest the modesty rhetoric of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints LDS, better known as the Mormon church , and to capture Mormon women in the nude, celebrating the human body in all forms. Barker Anderson says Mormons have "gotten away" from the true meaning of modesty, noting the word itself is more than just what we do and don't cover up. She posted a call-out on a Mormon Facebook page for volunteers to be photographed, not knowing if there'd be any takers. A couple of days later, she received interest from 30 women, either living in Utah or visiting the state. This past July she started taking photos, using natural light and shooting models in their own homes. It's a very brave thing to do.