Magazine Photographer Jay Allan Launches Content-Providing Company

LOS ANGELES — Magazine photographer Jay Allan has entered the content-providing game with an expansion of his website JayScans.com to include a full selection of images for adult producers and webmasters.

Allan's new company joins the fray with more than 10,000 images, including photo sets from his work for Club International, Penthouse, Gallery, High Society, Barely Legal and Hustler.

“This is some of my best work ever,” Allan said. “These images have a higher production value than images usually offered because of the magazines, and there is nothing like this in this price range.”

Models available through Allan's site include Sunny Leone, Monique Alexander, Gauge, Jezebel Bond, Ember, Monica Mayhem, Trisha Uptown, Luna Lane, Justine Joli, Charlie Laine, Violet Blue, Erika Campbell, Jassie and Terri Summers.

To mark his site's launch, Allan is offering a package of more than 14,000 images for $1,000. The images are come in various high resolutions and with all pertinent 2257 documentation.

For more information, visit JayScans.com or email Allan at Jay@JayAllan.com.

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