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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: September 2011
How Do They Think They Can Get Away With That?
Paige While scanning more prints (and a few negatives and tintypes — I’m actually nearing the end of the task!), I was watching the decently-acted recreation of the demise of the Jesse James and Younger gangs, The Great Northfield, Minnesota … Continue reading
If no Adam or Eve, Wherefor Original Sin?
Edith I suppose one may look at the Genesis story in one of three ways: 1) literal truth as to the origin of the world and of mankind; 2) a religious allegory with basic theologically-accepted judgmental truths; or 3) another … Continue reading
Scarlet Experiments 8 How easily can one, as an adult child, imagine a parent having a life in a time before you are born? I’ve been dealing most recently not with ancient photographs of long-dead ancestors, and not with collateral … Continue reading
Google’s at it Again!
Amanda I went to use Google yesterday and found an announcement of their digital image search feature. It thought, great! Initially, I used it to see if anyone had uploaded and identified some of those 19th century photographs of unnamed … Continue reading
Meanwhile, Back at the Front Lines
Erin M I’ve not been wholly neglecting the rest of the world. The NY Times article, “On Day Devoted to Constitution, a Fight Over It,” caught my eye. In my universe dwell several bêtes noir — right wing religious fundamentalists, … Continue reading
S. Haynes, Photographic Detective, Part III
Claire After uploading about 130 old — some very old — photos from my mother’s side of the family, I decided I should turn to my father’s family. As I’ve mentioned before, we’ve known relatively little about him and his … Continue reading
S. Haynes, Photographic Detective, Part II
Anonymous When going through a stash of old (I mean, really old) photographs, when one encounters small, hinged metallic frame cases, the experienced explorer knows what to expect: tintypes or, in rare instances, actual daguerreotypes. So it was with photos … Continue reading
Ode to an Unknown Girl
Halley Going through these 130-year-old photographs, I am constantly reminded of the frailty of all our lives, and how fleeting is experience. Many of the photos, of course, are of people to whom I am related, in some fashion or … Continue reading
S. Haynes, Photographic Detective
Victoria I decided my first foray into the world of these wonderful old photographs retrieved from my mother’s basement would be the extraordinarily beautiful purple velvet-covered album, in a style apparently representing the peak of 19th century photographic print presentation. … Continue reading
Erin Arrived home yesterday at 6 p.m., after 11 hours 40 minutes driving. Only three stops — a rest stop before crossing the Mackinac Bridge, drive-through Burger King lunch in Manistique (Upper Peninsula), and gas stop in Menominee (Michigan), where … Continue reading
