"Love and Lust" is a provocative and intimate photography monograph by award-winning photojournalist Donna Ferrato, published by Aperture in 2005. Spanning nearly thirty years of her work, the book serves as her second major publication following her groundbreaking, seminal work on domestic violence, Living with the Enemy. While her first book focused on the trauma and destruction of abusive relationships, Love and Lust shifts focus toward the diverse, positive, and raw expressions of human intimacy and connection. The collection is non-judgmental, wide-eyed, and intentionally avoids a sentimental tone. Instead, it explores love across a vast spectrum. Ferrato is celebrated for getting "astonishing" and shockingly close-up pictures. By embedding herself deeply within the environments she shoots, her intense physical proximity creates an unyielding sense of raw realism. Her perspective is neither heavy-handed nor sensationalized; rather, reviewers describe her style as "winking at the viewer," actively inviting a relaxed, sex-positive acceptance of human feeling and desire across contrasting social norms. Copy in near fine condition. Signed and drawing by Ferrato in title page.