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You linked to the page where the image is instead of the image itself.
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That's basically the same reason I stopped posting my pictures here.
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Nov 24, 2017 20:13
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But.. my art explores the dichotomy of love and violence, the natural beauty of the human body juxtaposed with the utilitarian bluntness of the weapons that destroy it. Not like those other hacks that also post photos of naked chicks with guns.
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As a Pentax owner I have long been confused by the way my camera twitches in my hands whenever I am near a half-naked woman holding a gun - this happens more than you might think! Finally, an answer! Thank you!
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Nov 24, 2017 22:46
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Helen Highwater posted:You linked to the page where the image is instead of the image itself. What’s his forum name?
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Nov 24, 2017 23:00
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Kenny Logins posted:In fairness, everything is at the same level of focus. That's not how an eye works either, though
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change my name posted:That's not how an eye works either, though
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unpacked robinhood posted:From the KS thread. If I wanted everything to look like that I'd just take off my glasses.
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Nov 26, 2017 22:04
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He was hiding in the landscape thread Mammoet by roland luijken, on Flickr Airplane engine by roland luijken, on Flickr autumn by roland luijken, on Flickr
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bobmarleysghost posted:He was hiding in the landscape thread WTF is this? Winter camo or something? Why is it applied like that? Are those flames of darkness rising from the engine cowling? A lot of *ahem* "concepts" to unpack here...
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I didn't know they pulsed.
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Dec 19, 2017 19:35
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I'm still trying to figure out how he'd capture that phenomenon with a still image. 
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Dec 19, 2017 19:43
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President Beep posted:I'm still trying to figure out how he'd capture that phenomenon with a still image. It's called a long exposure. 
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Dec 19, 2017 19:46
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pls don't doxx me
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Dec 19, 2017 19:52
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akadajet posted:It's called a long exposure. gently caress! 
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Dec 19, 2017 19:59
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I too specialize in three completely different things because that's totally what that word means.
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I'm just questioning why does anyone need a photo of their baby's allegedly pulsating umbilical cord? Where would they hang it?
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Dec 20, 2017 03:00
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In between their “House Rules:” and “Live, Laugh, Love” framed wall hangings.
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bobmarleysghost posted:I'm just questioning why does anyone need a photo of their baby's allegedly pulsating umbilical cord? People keep these things in their jewellery boxes, mount them to the wall and even eat them. Taking a photo seems positively benign in comparison.
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bobmarleysghost posted:I'm just questioning why does anyone need a photo of their baby's allegedly pulsating umbilical cord? I don't know about the pulsating umbilical cord, but I'll be sure to ask my wife next time she's not on shift. But "first pictures" are a big part of her job once the baby is out, gotta get a mom who can't wait to sleep, a baby who looks like a corpse, and an oblivious dad all in frame.
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Maybe they cater to bloodborne fans?
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I wonder if there is a market for food photography but for umbilical cords/placentae? You know like fancy magazine style food photos but of baby parts on plates surrounded by greens and covered in ranch or however it is that people like to consume them.
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poo poo's on fire, yo. Artistic Christmas Tree by Michael Daley, on Flickr Taking bad pictures is one thing--lord knows I do enough of that. What really cracks me up here is the copyright and watermark.
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They're revolutionizing light painting!
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xzzy posted:They're revolutionizing light painting! *Disrupting.
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President Beep posted:poo poo's on fire, yo. 
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I got a follow from this guy recently. If you want super-awkward cheesecake in a studio that looks like a dentist's waiting room then this guy has you covered. https://www.flickr.com/photos/wpl_productions/
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Kenny Logins posted:reminded me of this Sweet Jesus what
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hope and vaseline posted:Sweet Jesus what https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Study_after_Vel%C3%A1zquez%27s_Portrait_of_Pope_Innocent_X
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I knew a kid who drew poo poo like that in high school. He had...issues.
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Helen Highwater posted:I got a follow from this guy recently. If you want super-awkward cheesecake in a studio that looks like a dentist's waiting room then this guy has you covered. he's just straight up shooting porn with local strippers quote:Retired programmer now able to pursue another interest I've had for years, photography both photos and video. Hope I'm not this creepy when I retire.
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President Beep posted:I knew a kid who drew poo poo like that in high school. He had...issues.
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akadajet posted:he's just straight up shooting porn with local strippers Im just seeing some overprocessed HDR photos of trains and bridges, or is that 
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Ineptitude posted:Im just seeing some overprocessed HDR photos of trains and bridges, or is that
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Kenny Logins posted:Sounds like you're not logged into Flickr Sounds like it’s better if you aren’t.
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akadajet posted:Sounds like it’s better if you aren’t.
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You should watch a couple of videos. They're the most awkward model/photographer interactions ever. The girls are chatting fairly normally but their body language is all 'lolnope'. Also not a single one knows how to pose and he has no idea how to direct.
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Helen Highwater posted:You should watch a couple of videos. They're the most awkward model/photographer interactions ever. The girls are chatting fairly normally but their body language is all 'lolnope'. Also not a single one knows how to pose and he has no idea how to direct. Holy crap that stuff makes me cringe. They are so uncomfortable, and all he's doing is filming their butts by asking them to turn around to "film their rump" and in a few he even tries to (as he puts in the video) "get some downblouse shots," with his camera. What in the holy hell is he doing, there's no art and there's no value in any of that, short of selling it as wannabe porn. Can only assume he's paying them loads of money for this. His following is surprisingly "large" for the quality and quantity of work, so he must be using that as a selling point as well. Maybe to bargain them down. In one, he even mentions from behind camera that "she really wants to make this work after seeing my work," as she's awkwardly covering herself to prevent him from seeing her breasts on video. She walks across the floor on her knees just to avoid even turning in his direction. Nothing but the best! THE BEST JERRY, THE BEST. Edit: This explains it all, he is basically making porn. His site linked from his Flickr page, copy pasta: northwestbeauties.com I've always wondered why it's so tough to find models for artistic nude work with actual quality (arguably)... this guy is a great reason why. Ruining things for everyone. ianskate fucked around with this message at 04:47 on Jan 3, 2018 |
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