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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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Tag Archives: Lauren
Off to Alabama
Lauren at Home 40 As mentioned previously, I fly this morning to Mobile, Alabama, so expect posts to be sporadic and/or abbreviated for the next week or so. ————————– Majority Support Gay Marriage? Department Read this article and then extend … Continue reading
Snippets
Lauren Great Photography Department I’ve written previously of my admiration for Michael Kenna’s photography. He’s a minimalist, and his haunting land- and city-scapes, often caught in gloom or mist, using long exposures on large-format film, are unmistakable and beautiful. He … Continue reading
Conversation with an American Cop, Revisited
Lauren In January 2010 I wrote a blog entry entitled, “Conversation with an American Cop.” It focused on interactions between “Bob,” a cop, and photographers doing street photography in public, especially of subjects like courthouses or infrastructure that might arouse … Continue reading
I Am Invisible
Lauren at Home Google has made me a non-person. It used to be that if you searched my name, this blog would appear on the first page. No longer. Have the morality police taken over at Google? Not only won’t … Continue reading
How to Start the Year Right
Lauren Reclines 25 Variation To celebrate the improving economy and even (we hope) the end of the Great Recession, yesterday I offered my print owners and site subscribers an opportunity to purchase a print of any of the following plus … Continue reading
Ya Gotta Love These Guys
Back Porch 3 First a disclaimer: I am not an auto technician. I am barely an auto aficionado. But every Saturday when home I listen religiously to NPR’s “Car Talk” with Tom and Ray Magliozzi. So it was yesterday. They … Continue reading
We Now Return You to Our Regularly Scheduled Programming
Lauren at Home I had hoped to post yesterday, but between the cold inherited from my wife, jet lag, and general ennui, it just didn’t happen. So here I am again, back in the saddle, and picking up with normal … Continue reading
In Art There is No Sacrilege
Lauren in Toe Shoes 1 As mentioned in yesterday’s post yesterday afternoon was the first Met Opera HD broadcast. So I set out at 11 a.m., arriving at the theater near 11:30, entered, and read my NY Times for the … Continue reading
Odds and Ends
Lauren in Toe Shoes 3 San Francisco postscript: the full set of my “artistic” photographs from our trip are now online. Check them out. ———– A particularly good set of photographs in MSNBC’s The Week in Pictures. ———————— I Told … Continue reading
Finally, at Long Last, Perhaps ….
Lauren Experiments Finally, at long last, perhaps, we have a second Minnesota U.S. Senator. Our Republican governor has yet to weigh in, but under U.S. Senate rules his action certifying the election is a mere formality, I believe. (In other … Continue reading
