Thanks for reposting them. And kudos to everyone for a very civilized discussion on a subject where overall agreement was unlikely.
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 07/13/04 07:15AM >>> I don't see any of the three as an "American" version. The placement of the one woman's hands on the other's breasts was meant to be seen as yielding to temptation. It was not done as a coverup. Thanks to all who commented on these pics and my apologies to anyone who was offended by the pictures or the conversation. Remember, however, you weren't obliged to look, and you didn't have to read the thread. I am now going to delete them from my Photo Net folder. Paul On Jul 13, 2004, at 6:41 AM, Steve Desjardins wrote: > The cultural moires and/or taboos of the viewer are an essential part > of > a photo. It may not be anything the photographer can control, but > realistically it affects the perception of the photo far more than > anything as simple as resolution does. > > OTOH, since the woman's breasts in the "American"version are covered > with the other woman's hands, I doubt that this would appease any of > the > serious "objectors" (wry grin). > >>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 07/12/04 02:47PM >>> > Nice work, Paul! Do the first two shots represent the "European" and > "American" versions? I sometimes do a particular shot in a couple of > versions, keeping in mind who I expect will see them. > > Pat White > >
