Are REAL breasts soon going to be extinct??? CRAZY as it is.....it seems as though women, and girls no matter how rich or poor they are, .....are getting fake boobs!!!! I know someone who rather pay payments on fake boobs than to get a computer, or a better house, or..........anything else except new BOOBS!!!! CRAZY huh??? What is the world doing to people???
I like all NATURAL breasts!!! They feel sooooooo GOOD!!!! :D
Real breasts, whatever the shape, contour, size are ten million times better than silicone. I've been with two women with silicone breasts and it always feels like they're not quite naked. Somehow the intimacy is always cut off. And despite what women think, I bet an awful lot of men actually like saggy breasts (I do)... they're something sweet and open about them. The "stuck up" look your friend notices is about as inviting as a headlight.
Art photography, erotic photography, whatever you'd like to classify this series as, is not meant to show a portrait of society. In fact, that's impossible for a series of images to do. What these do is show us a little reflection of one aspect of our world. A nice shining reflection glinting off a lake. It's not the whole lake. It doesn't have to be. Just enjoy. Not every beautiful curve needs to make you ashamed that it's not fulfilling some socio-political manifesto, you wankers.
I have to admit that I too was dissapointed with these photos. I feel that they are about NAKED girls, and not about capturing the real intimate feeling of a nude woman, which is a wonderful thing in itself. I feel that these photos fall short of what art photography is really about. These photos show naked, yes beautiful women, but not the real essense of society.
I wonder when the fake boob stage will be over? It seems evident in most cases, overblown. Saw a pair yesterday peeking from a T-shirt top that looked like someone had stuck softball-sized breasts on top of real chest - unattractive!
Maybe living in a society where everything is Biggie-sized makes our women undergo surgery for size, I personally prefer quality to quantity, and the heft and squeeze of a real breast is always better quality, regardless of size.
These are nice photos, but I must say I was disappointed with what I saw after such a promising sub-heading. There is a big difference between a skinny girl with large, natural breats and a "woman with curves." As a lover and admirer of curvy, voluptuous women, I keep hoping that Nerve will run another spread like the one they did on Mia Tyler a while back (amazing!). No dice so far. Unfortunately, the bias towards skinny women runs so deep that even supposedly "open-minded" and "alternative" forums for discussion/expression of sexuality like Nerve and Suicide Girls seem to shy away from featuring beautiful and sexy fat girls. A shame.
All very good work here. I find something to like about all three sets in this gallery, but I must confess a bias towards Siege's work. Not to slight the considerable skills of the other two artists, but Siege (in this series, and in his previous Nerve galleries) manages to not only make beautiful images, but to make me feel as if I'm experiencing a true, sexy, fun moment. He seems better able (at least in the work I've seen here) to "connect" with his models, adding that little spark that makes the difference between a good photograph and a great one.
Now this may not be all that interesting to you, but it was to me. I shot the first work, "Emalie," just after Christmas. About five or six days earlier I'd been to a party in L.A. where I met Courtney for the first time and had a chance to talk a bit with Steve Diet Goedde, the amazing photographer that shot the second portion of the feature. As I actually attend about one party per year, that the three of (and possibly Siege) were at the same party a few weeks before these pictures were shown is pretty improbable. What it does make me want to do is get Courtney on film for myself. She's that bad girl our mothers should have warned us about, had they known such girls existed.
As Carrie surmised, Emalie is exactly that girlfriend that couldn't be bothered to dress. I was very happy with the characterization. 'Course, she's not MY girlfriend, but where there's life, there's hope.
BTW, Emalie was photographed specifically in response to the critic that keeps commenting about 'anorexic' models. I've shot her before and will photograph her as often as possible.
Carrie ... I love the way you write! These photos are fantastic.Very hot and exciting . Aria is ... wow ... some blood boiling pics of her at stockroom.com too.
I personally live for the day when phony, enhanced breasts are as eye-rollingly passe as mullet haircuts, pure polyester suits and whatever else we can't believe we ever used to like...
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Are REAL breasts soon going to be extinct??? CRAZY as it is.....it seems as though women, and girls no matter how rich or poor they are, .....are getting fake boobs!!!! I know someone who rather pay payments on fake boobs than to get a computer, or a better house, or..........anything else except new BOOBS!!!! CRAZY huh??? What is the world doing to people???
I like all NATURAL breasts!!! They feel sooooooo GOOD!!!! :D
I LOVE saggy breast!
Real breasts, whatever the shape, contour, size are ten million times better than silicone. I've been with two women with silicone breasts and it always feels like they're not quite naked. Somehow the intimacy is always cut off. And despite what women think, I bet an awful lot of men actually like saggy breasts (I do)... they're something sweet and open about them. The "stuck up" look your friend notices is about as inviting as a headlight.
Art photography, erotic photography, whatever you'd like to classify this series as, is not meant to show a portrait of society. In fact, that's impossible for a series of images to do. What these do is show us a little reflection of one aspect of our world. A nice shining reflection glinting off a lake. It's not the whole lake. It doesn't have to be. Just enjoy. Not every beautiful curve needs to make you ashamed that it's not fulfilling some socio-political manifesto, you wankers.
I have to admit that I too was dissapointed with these photos. I feel that they are about NAKED girls, and not about capturing the real intimate feeling of a nude woman, which is a wonderful thing in itself. I feel that these photos fall short of what art photography is really about. These photos show naked, yes beautiful women, but not the real essense of society.
Lushious and arousingly erotic! Thank you.
I wonder when the fake boob stage will be over? It seems evident in most cases, overblown. Saw a pair yesterday peeking from a T-shirt top that looked like someone had stuck softball-sized breasts on top of real chest - unattractive!
Maybe living in a society where everything is Biggie-sized makes our women undergo surgery for size, I personally prefer quality to quantity, and the heft and squeeze of a real breast is always better quality, regardless of size.
Great photos!
These are nice photos, but I must say I was disappointed with what I saw after such a promising sub-heading. There is a big difference between a skinny girl with large, natural breats and a "woman with curves." As a lover and admirer of curvy, voluptuous women, I keep hoping that Nerve will run another spread like the one they did on Mia Tyler a while back (amazing!). No dice so far. Unfortunately, the bias towards skinny women runs so deep that even supposedly "open-minded" and "alternative" forums for discussion/expression of sexuality like Nerve and Suicide Girls seem to shy away from featuring beautiful and sexy fat girls. A shame.
Carrie ... why don't you get Siege to photograph you for Nerve?
All very good work here. I find something to like about all three sets in this gallery, but I must confess a bias towards Siege's work. Not to slight the considerable skills of the other two artists, but Siege (in this series, and in his previous Nerve galleries) manages to not only make beautiful images, but to make me feel as if I'm experiencing a true, sexy, fun moment. He seems better able (at least in the work I've seen here) to "connect" with his models, adding that little spark that makes the difference between a good photograph and a great one.
A very nice series here. I like your style.
Now this may not be all that interesting to you, but it was to me. I shot the first work, "Emalie," just after Christmas. About five or six days earlier I'd been to a party in L.A. where I met Courtney for the first time and had a chance to talk a bit with Steve Diet Goedde, the amazing photographer that shot the second portion of the feature. As I actually attend about one party per year, that the three of (and possibly Siege) were at the same party a few weeks before these pictures were shown is pretty improbable. What it does make me want to do is get Courtney on film for myself. She's that bad girl our mothers should have warned us about, had they known such girls existed.
As Carrie surmised, Emalie is exactly that girlfriend that couldn't be bothered to dress. I was very happy with the characterization. 'Course, she's not MY girlfriend, but where there's life, there's hope.
BTW, Emalie was photographed specifically in response to the critic that keeps commenting about 'anorexic' models. I've shot her before and will photograph her as often as possible.
Carrie ... I love the way you write! These photos are fantastic.Very hot and exciting . Aria is ... wow ... some blood boiling pics of her at stockroom.com too.
T
Yup -- all lovely, all perfectly choice.
I personally live for the day when phony, enhanced breasts are as eye-rollingly passe as mullet haircuts, pure polyester suits and whatever else we can't believe we ever used to like...