these photos have no conformity. they are lacking in many more ways than just that. they are of different subjects, and by different photographers. one is merely looking at these photos, not getting into the situation, there is no way to make yourself feel as though you are part of this three way, due to lack of conformity, and style. with the number of 3 being stressed so heavily, i would think that the photographers would want the onlooker to be part of it, which they cannot clearly do.
Recently, you guys have gotten into the habit, when you have different series from different artists together in one friday feature, of breaking up the series - so there's never any narrative or story or unfolding or climax or closure, it's all just so sporadic. Kind of annoying.
Three *is* a damn good number. I live in a triad. I recommend it.
Three can be a beautiful study in form and motion, three can be oh so very HOT, three can be domestic. Three can and will be all that and more all at once. These images - and the many others in the book from which they were taken - are a wonderful sampling of the shapes and moods of three. I'm pretty happy to see them published.
I agree that the 3 toothbrushes make a nice punctuation. Sweet! I'm particularly fond of the images in the book of three articles of clothing on a clothesline. But it's the first image... the intertwined legs where it's hard to tell - and it doesn't matter - which is who... that's the deal, my friends.
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#21 reminds me of a Jamie Foxx comedy routine about his threesome with two girls..."Anybodyneedadickgottadickrighthere...". lol
these photos have no conformity. they are lacking in many more ways than just that. they are of different subjects, and by different photographers. one is merely looking at these photos, not getting into the situation, there is no way to make yourself feel as though you are part of this three way, due to lack of conformity, and style. with the number of 3 being stressed so heavily, i would think that the photographers would want the onlooker to be part of it, which they cannot clearly do.
interesting, but the pictures kind of take the fun out of the entire possibility.
Recently, you guys have gotten into the habit, when you have different series from different artists together in one friday feature, of breaking up the series - so there's never any narrative or story or unfolding or climax or closure, it's all just so sporadic. Kind of annoying.
Three *is* a damn good number. I live in a triad. I recommend it.
Three can be a beautiful study in form and motion, three can be oh so very HOT, three can be domestic. Three can and will be all that and more all at once. These images - and the many others in the book from which they were taken - are a wonderful sampling of the shapes and moods of three. I'm pretty happy to see them published.
I agree that the 3 toothbrushes make a nice punctuation. Sweet! I'm particularly fond of the images in the book of three articles of clothing on a clothesline. But it's the first image... the intertwined legs where it's hard to tell - and it doesn't matter - which is who... that's the deal, my friends.
Not the most inspiring images I have ever seen. The composition of most of the shots is down right poor.
Wow, hot stuff. And the last picture is cute and makes a great finisher.