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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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Monthly Archives: November 2010
Is the Transportation Security Administration America’s SS?
Olivia High Key 13 It’s an extreme proposition, but I’m seeing too many uncomfortable parallels between Nazi Germany of the 30s and 40s and the present totalitarian mini-domain ruled by TSA. Making allowance that the underlying societies were and are … Continue reading
TSA Takes Constitutional Heat
Paige 1 The backlash against the nudie scans and the gropings begin to turn toward legal analysis. It’s about time. First, there is this superficial analysis by Connor Boyack in The Salt Lake Tribune: During the ordeal, the TSA agent … 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
A Few TSA Addendums
Sarah 16 Worth reading this morning. I have generally admired Whoopi Goldberg for her work, her comedy, her willingness to stand up to right-wing crap. But this takes her off the pedestal: Whoopi Goldberg displayed sheer ignorance by stating that … Continue reading
Donna Returns 20 How Soon We Forget Department (II) I know I said I’d let you enjoy the Thanksgiving Holiday without interruption (and, in any case, none of you should be reading this until Friday at the earliest), but I … Continue reading
TSA and Photography
Ailuros 10 The “enhanced pat downs” currently performed by TSA represent violations of personal privacy and constitutional rights on so many levels. Now, it appears, individual TSA agents, TSA locations, or the local airport cops who come when they call, … Continue reading
Continuing the Dialog
Jessika at Home 31 Yesterday I presented in full Dave Levingston’s comment regarding my condemnation of the nudie scanners as well as the pat downs for unwarranted invasion of privacy and unconstitutional search. I then offered my own supplemental thoughts … Continue reading
Thought Experiments, Continua and Paradigm Shifts
Erin’s Valediction 16 Thought Experiments First off this morning, let me make clear that one reason I find the government-imposed intrusions on one’s privacy and body searches unacceptable is that they are unavoidable, and once a passenger is in the … Continue reading
Evolution of a Radicalized Traveler
Carissa 1-14 Events far back in my youth probably lie at the root of my emotional abhorrence of strangers touching me. I won’t go into any of that, but those events echo down the years to today. I do not … Continue reading
In the Hamper Issue Du Jour Remains Du Jour Department Continuing reportage on complaints against TSA and its new scanners and pat-down procedures. Now The NY Times has picked it up, on its first Business Section page — which shows … Continue reading
