kinbladez

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I understand where this is coming from, but it sounds to me like the digital equivalent to a handful of ostriches sticking their heads in the sand. If you fail to reach, say, 20% of an article's audience, what benefit do you think you're providing? Or is it more of an echo chamber for people who want to "make a stand" against people committing these atrocities?

Not for Marco Rubio.

Serious question, when you first started did you find it sexually arousing or has the human body always been a canvas for you? I ask because I've often wondered if it is simply a matter of how you're focusing on the task at hand, obviously this is an art form so it's not so much intended as a "sexually appealing" art but the human body is by its nature a sensual thing. So yeah, have you always been able to view your subjects as canvas, or was it a challenge when you started to focus on that alone?

That's fascinating.. I hadn't even considered the sensation from the model's point of view, I had always just seen some of the work and thought to myself, there is no way I could be professional about that, especially in some of the more personal areas. Your work is incredible, though, and thank you for doing this AMA and for answering my question!