Topic: Phallic Symbolism (Read 54349 times)

Petrjay · « **Reply #40 on:** February 11, 2009, 02:31:03 pm »

Sorry, but I think you folks are a bit off the mark. Now THIS, my friends is one great-looking ass. (The goats are none too shabby either, if that's where your tastes lie)

[attachment=11454:One_fine_ass.jpg]

Peter J

Rob C · « **Reply #41 on:** February 11, 2009, 02:34:40 pm »

Quote from: Petrjay

Sorry, but I think you folks are a bit off the mark. Now THIS, my friends is one great-looking ass. (The goats are none too shabby either, if that's where your tastes lie)

[attachment=11454:One_fine_ass.jpg]

Peter J

Did you notice the goat in the middle is standing?

Rob C

Petrjay · « **Reply #42 on:** February 11, 2009, 03:44:42 pm »

Rob, the goat in the picture is a North American bipedal. They're quite rare these days; the few that remain are much sought after by Irish dance companies.

Peter J

Ray · « **Reply #43 on:** February 12, 2009, 07:36:29 am »

I suppose the message here is that all of the photos exhibited in this thread are 'as pure as the driven snow'. There's nothing even remotely smutty, or salacious or pornographic about any of them.

Any thoughts and impressions that there is, exist only in the mind of the viewer.

Rob C · « **Reply #44 on:** February 13, 2009, 04:38:27 am »

Quote from: Ray

I suppose the message here is that all of the photos exhibited in this thread are 'as pure as the driven snow'. There's nothing even remotely smutty, or salacious or pornographic about any of them.

Any thoughts and impressions that there is, exist only in the mind of the viewer.

But how do you know that? Consider the case of Peter J´s Irish dancer: long a major constituent of the satyr (Roman breed, not Grecian) tradition, there is little historical record to link the beast with either driven snow or purity of any other kind.

This is clearly another blatant assault on the sanctity and honour of this site, and as such, I demand that the Authorities remove this entire thread immediately.

As Mr O said: there will be change!

Rob C

Theresa · « **Reply #45 on:** December 22, 2009, 10:25:17 am »

Despite Steiglitz's eroticization of O'Keefe's art, he was a great photographer. The problem, as with many great artists, he had a great ego.
Minor White too, while he taught how to "be" and a new vocabulary for photographic artists, he was also a craftsperson, as was Weston, Adams, and Steiglitz. They knew their medium and used it to get the most they could from it.

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