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Wet Look

One of the giant posters put over the plywood covering the construction of an American Apparel store
on Liberty Street, near State, in downtown Ann Arbor was a bit of an attention grabber.
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Wet Look		 May 31, 2005 - Made you look
May 31, 2005 - Made you look		 Wet look
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Caleb 11-Jun-2005 03:29
So write a letter to American Apparel.
Guest 08-Jun-2005 19:24
Kadir,
Actually, I'm pretty sure what's on the wall is an advertisement...not art. When you look at the definition of pornography though, you get: Sexually explicit pictures, writing, or other material whose primary purpose is to cause sexual arousal. As an advertisement, does this seem closer to art or pornography?
Guest 05-Jun-2005 04:08
What a funny gallery -- loved clicking the next image wondering if the subject was going to be a 'looker'. LOL.
Guest 04-Jun-2005 02:43
Very cool series, Steve.
Well done, as always!
Ray :)01-Jun-2005 21:12
Great series. I'm voting for it!
Guest 01-Jun-2005 16:33
Dear Guests,
This site is all about the art of photography. Guests are most welcome. What's on that wall and on this screen is art. If you can appreciate it, that is great. If you can't, that is fine too. Just turn your head away and walk by.
guest 01-Jun-2005 12:51
who is more weird here? the marketing campaign team for the clothing co. or the guy photographing it along with reactions to it over and over again?.....
scott clarke31-May-2005 23:44
Great series. And for sure will grab attention.
Guest 31-May-2005 22:17
That's because it's basically pornography.
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