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Bunny Yeager
Personal Best
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Published on May 16, 2002
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Bunny Yeager
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Bunny Yeager gained worldwide renown as a pinup photographer in the Fifties, when making risqué photographs was still risky business. After starting in the glamour trade as a model, she discovered that working on the other side of the camera was a better way to make a living, especially if your subjects were alluringly beautiful and willing to show some skin. While this Miami Shores resident says she prefers to be called a glamour photographer, she's never offended when described as a master of cheesecake.
In 1954 Bunny Yeager discovered and photographed model Bettie Page, who is still one of the world's most popular pinup girls
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