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be so. it was how they were brought up and what kind of environment they used to live in as their consciousness passess through time.
Beowoulf Agate/LSD
-- Leonard Dagaerag, July 3, 2000
I dont believe showing off body parts, especially private parts, for viewing to the public is a form of art. In fact i think its embarassing.
To me this form of activity could lead to a more negative society, a society without rules...maybe a society without dignity. We cant
expect everybody to view these pictures as a form of art? Maybe these form of art should be constrain within its community and not to
the open public especially where places that is accessible to the underage. This is just a comment. No intention whatsoever to offend
anybody. Thank you.
-- Razak Abdullah, August 2, 2000
I think when it comes to decieding whether or not something should be considered ART or PORN, You must analyze your feelings.
Does this photo that your looking at have focus, balance, and point of impact? or does it make you feel like you just took your viagra? If
its's the later, then YOU individually have to deciede whether or not its pornography. I observed all the photo's posted. My personal
feelings say its ART. Not because its in black and white. Not because there seems to be a layout in a respectable nude position, But
because I FEEL its art. Thats what art is.....FEELINGS!
-- Wud Upa, August 13, 2000
girl in blue room
An impressive site, but some words of criticism… first suggestion, perhaps you should use more serious models, or else have the
models perform more serious acts and expressions. I find it very hard to respect a nude photograph of a person smiling or jumping when
put in such a serious atmosphere as a white drop with diffused lighting, such as with the photos you posted of the female nude in motion
or “The Three Graces.” Secondly, try bringing your subjects out of the studio. I enjoyed the photograph of the model in the bare condo
because it gave the subject ground, reality and atmosphere (although your intended message was hard to accept: hardwood floors and
clean white walls are not a typical sign of poverty!). Thirdly, and probably most importantly, research the zone system; try adding some
contrast. Many of your photographs were so grey they bored me, and the only ones I actually stopped to view were the color photos and
the one of woman’s back (torso wrapped in a towel, with a black backdrop). That one was exceptional; very beautiful. But in order to
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