Showing posts with label dull tool dim bulb. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dull tool dim bulb. Show all posts
02 August 2010
2 JIM LINDERMAN BOOKS AVAILABLE IN FULL ONLINE-LIMITED TIME
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FULL TEXT and 100 previously unpublished Photos Available Online FREE for limited Time. Not spam…the whole book FREE. The Painted Backdrop by Jim Linderman
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23 November 2009
Take Me To The Water: Immersion Baptism
In Vintage Music And Photographs 1880-1950
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TAKE ME TO THE WATER: IMMERSION BAPTISM JIM LINDERMAN LANCE LEDBETTER LUC SANTE BOOK CD
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Jim Linderman Blog Index
Dull Tool, Dim Bulb
In Vintage Music And Photographs 1880-1950
19 October 2009
But then artists have violated terms for centuries, and collecting is an art.
(...)It seems the web isn't ready for photographs of women in undress, unless they say nothing about the history of photography, society or culture.
The collector was, and is, proud of the collection. Each was selected and purchased over the years for a specific reason and to make a specific point about humanity, sexual identity, the role and function of shame in our society, the relationship between men and women, photographer and subject, voyeur and exhibitionist, humor and tragedy, choice and coercion and much more.(...)
(...) "But then artists have violated terms for centuries, and collecting is an art."
Jim Linderman, on the censoring of his blog by Google.
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