Isn't this fun?!

[holland]

Originally posted by forest
Hey Raj before you delete the picture I want to know which one is Holland. he he he

I'm the one taking the pictures! I don't think it's that bad, it's not like you can see anything and one guy is wearing a safety vest. It was frickin' cold that day. Those people must have been freezing!

If you guys decide to delete it I totally cool with that. Sorry to put you in a predicament Raj!

Oh on another note... do you notice that they are wearing foot protection? Like that is the most important thing to protect on the body!

Holland,

The picture is not going to be deleted. Anything posted that promotes this amount of friendly banter cannot be cosidered offensive. As for feet protection, its surprising you cannot see more head protection, maybe thats because that would protect the area that gives them good sense. He He

Len

[Rajkumar]

forest,nice one(off the records).Now for the records,as Chief Niquie said its rather intriguing.

So I sat back,went through what Niquie and Len had said and focussed on what holland had explained-"do you notice that they are wearing foot protection? Like that is the most important thing to protect on the body!"( I couldn't help laughing all day)I came to the conclusion that she was trying to drive something here.In short there was a sense of humour afterall.

So the picture stays with a simple innoncent answer.

[Niquie]

...let's make a deal. No medical photos, no photos of wounds, deaths, etc.

Raj, the photo above tickles "the line" so to speak I know it's supposed to be humorous, but I don't want to open the door and allow members to post what could be really offensive medical pictures, whether they are bona fide or not.

[Hannia]

Niquie,

I agree, Tunick does have contemporary appeal. Technically his work is nude performance art combined w/photography.

I have seen his work on exhibit and it's the scale of his photographs that is most astonishing. His exhibition pieces are huge. You walk into a gallery and you're literally floored by the size of these things. You're shocked into "getting it" immediately. In a massive public display, the eroticism associated w/nudity disappears into the art itself and leaves you with the artist's wit, and that is what draws you into the photograph.

I know he exhibits internationally.

PS>I wouldn't mind participating in one of his installations.

[Niquie]

Good for you! And think of the friendships you'd forge!

But what I wouldn't give to see this photographer's work in person. I can just imagine what it's like and from just viewing the little versions (i.e., in a book or on the TV), you become overwhelmed.

He really is one helluva talent. Post more of his photos if you can find them, Hannia. I'd love to see more.

[andrewblow]

It reminds me of the brill photo in the QUEEN album (12" long-play - shows my age ) attendant to the song "Bicycle girls". My wife stole it

Andrew