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Comments and photography by fine art photographer Stephen Haynes, focusing primarily on his fine art nudes. Unless noted otherwise, all photographs and text in this blog were taken and are copyright by Stephen Haynes. Since this blog contains artistic nudity, if you don't like nudity, if you are under 18 or if display of nudity is illegal where you live, click here.
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- Brooke Lynne One of my favorite models
- Chip Willis We’ve never met, but we’ve photographed some models in common. His work is very different than mine, and he is good, very good.
- Dave Rudin A very accomplished photographer, including fine art nudes
- Exposed for the Shadows Dave Levingston’s Blog – great outdoor nudes
- Gary M Stellar glamour and fine art nude photography and topical commentary
- Hotel Room Nudes D Brian Nelson’s blog is sometimes edgy, sometimes beautiful, but always interesting.
- Pretty Girl Shooter An informative and often witty blog by one of the best glamour shooters
- Terrell Neasley Photo Anthems Blog – photos and commentary – good stuff
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Category Archives: Books
On the Tip of My (Beef) Tongue
Olivia With the Loop 8 An exchange within our family email group among my cousins (and one brother) worth repeating (apologies to any for whom this dredges up unpleasant memories — think of it this way: in our youth beef … Continue reading
“Second …” — Nudes, 2003
Taj’s Intensity 10 I’ve changed the banner at the top of the column at right. A new book, Second …, a collection of thirty-five photographs from 2003, featuring models Abigail, Donna and Meg, three extraordinary models photographed that year and … Continue reading
“First …” — Nudes, 2001-03
Jesse in the Basket Those with sharp eyes will note a new banner at the top of the column at right. A new book, First …, a collection of thirty-six photographs from the first three years I was photographing the … Continue reading
Free Lunch
Abigail Wing Chair 6 Today is Veterans’ Day. Of course, it was originally Armistice Day, celebrating cessation of hostilities in World War I, but WWII and the Korean War rather upended that whole paradigm. So, as a vet, I learned … Continue reading
Fifteen Minutes
Carissa Low Key 20 Short term memory. Life recycled every fifteen minutes. Memories of events eighty years earlier fresh in mind and filled with detail. Twenty minutes ago? Consigned to oblivion. Calling my mother: “Hello, Mother.” “Hello. Stephen?” “Yes, Mother. … Continue reading
Snippets
Meg’s Dresses 1-43 [Snippets of news and commentary, some of it even weeks old -- if you already know the news, please forgive the redundancy; perhaps I'll add a new twist, however.] Ansel Adams, True or False Department Most of … Continue reading
Books Read and Movies Seen, III
Brooke 30 More books: Parisians: An Adventure History of Paris, by Graham Robb: I began this before commencing my vacation, and wrote about it earlier, but finished it after. A witty book, telling multiple stories of Paris and most particularly … Continue reading
Books Read and Movies Seen
Angelique 1-48 During my hiatus I spent even more time reading than was usual. (Movie watching, on the other hand, remained pretty much as before and was entirely dependent upon the quality of fare reaching Minneapolis and what we ordered … Continue reading
A Good Book
Rotation 15 Parisians, by Graham Robb. I’m not even half through it, and the stories have been fascinating. The night Napoleon Bonaparte lost his virginity. The night Marie Antoinette attempted to depart the palace during the revolution, only to become … Continue reading
Oxymoron
Brannagh 9 “Conservative Feminist.” It appears that Sarah Palin wants to co-opt the word “feminist” now that no liberal feminists seem to have center stage sufficient to fend off this assault from the right. On May 14, Palin spoke before … Continue reading
