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From spreview.com , I think this must have been conducted in 2006 from the context. David Pierson Interviews Amelia Jane Rutherford About two years ago I stumbled on to a photography site that featured the work of a most elegant and beautiful young woman. She is a classical trained dancer, actor and model. In many ways she reminded me of Rosaleen Young, only much, much taller. Rosaleen was but 5 ft tall, while Amelia stands at about 6 feet. There was something in her attitude that made me think ‘this girl needs a good spanking’. I contacted her to see if she had an interest in working in CP media. She was reluctant at first, but in a few months I heard back from her and referred to my good friend, Stephen English. Soon Miss Rutherford had been introduced to the wonderful world of the spanking media. I knew she looked kinky. Amelia is best known for her ‘Haughty Ballerina’ series for Firm Hand (directed by Samantha Woodley). I do believe that Miss Rutherford is destined for major st...

By Amelia-Jane Rutherford from Janus 166 Before I became a model, I’d always wondered what a photo shoot would be like, and I confess I was particularly fascinated by how a spanking shoot would proceed. Was the spanking actually real? Did the girls the magazine chose really enjoy it? How on earth did they go about choosing the person to actually administer the punishment? And what if the poor model couldn’t cope, and ran out in tears halfway through the shoot? All these worries, and more, circled in my mind on the way to my  first shoot for  Janus  magazine . The concerns were unnecessary, I loved both the experience and the results — I was delighted to see myself on the front cover in Autumn 2006. And that’s why I found myself back in East London on a hot June afternoon, shooting a  second  Janus  photo-story . Unfortunately, I got rather lost while trying to find the house. I’d been sure I could fi...

Photo-story from Janus 166, a follow-up to  Wanton Spirits  from Janus 164 with the radiant Amelia Jane Rutherford. She’s here again, Amelia Green. Climbing the now familiar staircase to the home office of Sir Elias Fortescue. The room that she has visited every week for six months: old-fashioned, over-decorated, over-furnished — and with its very own unique mixed air of promise and menace. She’s come a long way in six months. The clothes are still high street, but city centre now, not local, and the price tags are bigger. One more pay rise and the designers will start to make their presence felt in her wardrobe. She has progressed at work, sideways rather than vertically, but is gaining a solid understanding of the banking world. Her GCSE Grade E French is being supplemented by business-focused language courses in French and German; her data-entry level of computing is evolving into systems management. Miss Amelia Gree...