Are nude photographs art? Does nudity still shock you? If you’ve been perplexed by those questions, take a look at New York photographer Spencer Tunick’s ‘human art‘. During the past 20 years, thousands of people en masse have volunteered to disrobe and pose for him. I think his work is certainly art and nudity has ‘paint’ (even when his nudes are wearing paint!)
Emma and I visited Denmark earlier this month. Here are eight photos. And videos from Copenhagen of Strolling down Strøget and Shipping out of Nyhavn.
I’d like to post galleries of my photographs. So, this is largely at test of my technical integration WordPress and Adobe Lightroom. Rather than start with my photos, however, I’d discovered ten commercial slide photographs from someone’s trip to Le Crazy Horse Saloon in Paris during the 1960s. I’ve restored these formerly badly faded, half-century old photos, and now post here as a test of WordPress/Lightroom integration. These days, the photos are merely softly risque period pieces. See for yourself.
The infamous ‘Screw Company Stockholders’ headline from the November 13, Willimantic Chronicle (Connecticut, USA)
I’m pleased that my aerial photo above will be in the Museum of Modern Art’s ‘Rising Currents: Projects for New York’s Waterfront‘ exhibit, March 24-October 11th, 2010.
My new roommate.
Miss Aniela’s great photos
British actress Kiera Knightley discovers that her breasts are much larger in U.S. posters promoting ther films than elsewhere. Everything is bigger in America.
I returned Sunday from two weeks in Singapore and Malaysia. My round-trip was on the world’s longest commercial airline route: Singapore Airlines’ Non-stop flights between Newark and Singapore. Each 15,349-kilometer (9,593-mile) flight takes between 18 and 20 hours, depending upon weather conditions. The airline uses a four-engine Airbus 340-500 with 181 (rather than the standard 300) seats.
Qi Pao dresses that hug the skin.