Wiiiiiiii

--
my work isn't a stock account, thanks!
my deviant gallery [link]
my website [link]

Great thumbs!
People who call any nude photos pornography don't seem to have a clue about either subject to begin with.

--
^{Ollie
Lead Apostle of Real-Time Logic Enhancement
deviantART, Inc. - We iterate transparent paradigms!}

Thats true!!!! Unfortunately many people convict this great part of art.

--
homepage blog

'tis true, altho' 'tis oft abusèd...
hows that for a cool sentence?

yeah, definitely not necessarily making porn (key word necessarily - can be abused), and great features!

--
An Englishman is never fairly beaten

www.blueeyelabs.com | www.blueeyelabs.co.uk

[link]

So what exactly IS considered making porn?? What has to be in a picture to be considered "porn"?

--
I demand dominance, especially if You demand submission.

I guess its the way you take the photo that changes everything.

First off there's a way of making pornographic material, in this there's no point of view, no subject but the act of sex; like a closeup of genitals interracting together.

You can also play with some pornographic themes in artistic nude of fetishist portrait if the idea is not to simply show the false ideals of sex that silicon valley is implenting in our minds trough porno.

Pornographic material has a feel of it's own, it's mass produced, it's well lighted so we can see every details, it's made to make you want to have sex right away.

The minute the photos try to say something, I think it leaves the territory of pornography.

i totally agree with that, porno just show meaningless nudity.

One mans porn is another mans art.

Porn is about intent, sexual arousal...period.

--
Defy The Tyrants! Don't Be Silent! - Stand Up, Speak Out, Strike Back!
'Confrontation' - Otep

What artists or those who want to become one do is to imitate or interpret the intrinsic beauty of nature. Human body is a part of this beauty and, as far as I am concerned, posing nude or nude art sure isn't porn. However, there is a fine (maybe solid?) line between them, perception of which may depend on the intent of the artist or on how the viewer looks at it.
Humbly, the works here are aesthetic and I see no porn here.

--
I stole the colour of night, to get out of your sight.
I am the Visionaire, follow me if you dare...