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Published: 2010-05-03 06:44:47 +0000 UTC; Views: 8804; Favourites: 244; Downloads: 0
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Model; BreeannaImage Copyright Β© James Brey, all rights reserved.
β’ My images here are NOT STOCK. They aren't available for download or print. They are only here on DA for your viewing pleasure and inspiration.
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People always think im under the age of 18! So I don't take offence to you asking!
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how old is she? O_O really doesnt look old enough to be posing nude
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Now now. If I were the type of photographer who shot under-age girls nude I would not be using my real name. Breeanna was 19 when this was shot, and I have a signed model release with a picture of her official ID attached. Professionalism is what separates human beings from animals.
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alright, I didnt figure she was, but she just looks so young. And personaly, I think 19 is still to young to be photographed like that, but to each there own I guess.
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Yes, to each their own. Actually, 18 is pretty much the international standard for coming of age. Personally, there are a lot of worse things a young woman could do than share her beauty with the world. For example she could steal, do harm to others, lie, do drugs, drive drunk, get pregnant; the list goes on and on. I'm curious as to why posing in an artistic nude image is seen is a bad thing, it has nothing in common with any of those truly bad behaviors.
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Thatβs all true. Of course there are worse things a person can do, but that can come in to play with almost anything. I just happen to not be one for the "artistic nude", for instance, this picture [link] yes may be artistic, with the lighting, and the angel and such, but I donβt think the artistic qualities outweigh the suggestive aspects. I just personally feel that someoneβs body is personal, and shouldnβt be shared with just anyone who turns on a computer.
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Many things are subjective, not all images are right for all viewers. You should choose to view images that you like, and avoid those you do not like. Over 200 people have faved the image you pointed-out, so a lot of people like it very much. It is right for them, not right for you. If everyone liked the same things, it would be a boring world. Art and photography are very personal choices.
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JamesBrey you sure is a god photagrapher
and sory my wrong spelling im not so god at american
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Your spelling and use of the English language are very good. I have no trouble understanding you!
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Thanks Borg King, I sure do agree with you.
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Thanks, judging by your avatar you have a good eye for red.
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Marvelous studio capture.
The model in this setting is utterly fabulous.
Nice touch with the placement of the highlights.
I love it.
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Thanks for noticing the lighting, I work at getting it as good as it can be.
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Speechless. Once more...amazing model and shot!!!
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At the risk of sounding redundant, James, I just love this series!
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redundancy is fine! redundancy is fine!
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