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Censorship

My thought and feelings about censorship in images.
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Guest 11-Sep-2007 14:40
Wow! Very creative work! Great gallery.
kyoung kim photography29-May-2006 16:51
wow great gallery!
leslie 21-Jan-2006 04:03
wow
Shawn Piercefield 06-Dec-2005 21:50
If it's alright with you i would love to use the images for an essay that i'md oing for my english class and these images fit the bill perfectly. i love each of these images and would be honored if you'd allow it. also the symbolic meaning of these are very powerful and could provoke extra thought by my teacher as to how she conducts class lol :| she's a commie people but i'm just droppin you a line and good lookin out on this. later
Guest 04-Dec-2005 19:38
very impressive gallery ~~VOTE~~ excellently thought out and perfectly executed
Guest 21-Nov-2005 03:42
Great artistic way or representing it, certainly better than my version of censorship http://www.pbase.com/eb2005/image/50241721). I've visited your site many times and adore your work. Keep it up :)
Guest 23-May-2005 19:34
A great series of images and a really well executed concept. I was wondering if this was a commission or a personal project? What were these images created for?
Guest 29-Mar-2005 15:57
Brilliant ! Your work is amazing.
grafix7222-Feb-2005 21:18
Great Gallery.....very powerful images indeed
Tim 27-Dec-2004 04:46
so true. just goes to show what would happen if the world continues on its politically correct plunge
Guest 09-Oct-2004 14:17
A terrific series, D. Great concept and execution.
Regards, B
Neda Atash09-Oct-2004 13:55
Hi,
Sharp work, creative use of objects
to expose a powerful (anti)-anti-art message.
The use of sharp contrast gives these pieces
motion... your linear depth cues, seem well
thought out in advance... Bravo!
Gary Blanchette03-Oct-2004 19:42
I almost forgot, These images are indeed brilliant.
Gary Blanchette03-Oct-2004 19:41
I often wonder who should say what is to be censored. Too little censorship and a 4 year old child will be viewing images of beastiality. To much and that same child won't be able to read "Jack and Jill". Just where is the line drawn? I understand it's a matter of common sense, but then again... Who's common sense?
Guest 01-Oct-2004 13:04
Simply brilliant gallery and perfect commentary as well. These images are very powerful.
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