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About Me Official Beta Tester Nude Photographer tlneasley40/Male/United States Recent Activity Deviant for 2 Years
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  • Current Residence: Las Vegas, Nevada
  • deviantWEAR sizing preference: Large
  • Print preference: 11 x 14
  • Interests: Models who pose for me
  • Favourite movie: Too many to name
  • Favourite band or musician: Rochelle Harper Band
  • Favourite genre of music: Jazz, classical, Big Band
  • Favourite artist: Dave Rudin, Felix Gonzalez, Chris St. James
  • Favourite poet or writer: Og Mandino, Etheridge Knight, Maya Angelou,
  • Favourite photographer: Edward Weston, Gordon Parks, Sally Mann
  • Favourite style of art: Artistic Nudes & Portraiture
  • Operating System: Windows 7, Baby
  • Skin of choice: Nekkid
  • Favourite game: I don't play games
  • Favourite gaming platform: I said, I don't play games!
  • Favourite cartoon character: Goku, Samauri Jack
  • Personal Quote: " 'Scuse me... Would you mind taking off your clothes and letting me take some pictures?&a
  • Tools of the Trade: Canon shooter, PC, CS4

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I'm a Life Photographer. Granted I specialize in the art nude, but I like to shoot all aspects of the human element in life. I don't like shooting many public events, but I do love being involved in personal projects and events...weddings, ceremonies, etc. I am a photo-documentarist, if that's a word.

And then there's my own artwork which I like to create using the interesting, unique, or distinctive figures as subject matters. I specialize in the natural as possible moreso than I do glamor work.

PhotoAnthems now...

Fri Sep 11, 2009, 6:41 AM
  • Mood: Artistic
  • Listening to: absolute silence
  • Reading: Joel C. Rosenberg
  • Watching: and waiting
  • Playing: I'm a grown man. I don't play!
  • Eating: less
  • Drinking: Sam's Choice H20
I hadn't been using the journal entries much here, preferring to keep it on the blog. I guess in this case this might be a relevant entry though.

In case you hadn't noticed, Photo Anthems.com and Photo Anthems Blog are now in effect. I've been working to make all the changes and updates today. This shouldn't be a surprise, as I've mentioned previously that I'd be doing this update at some point. If its not too much trouble, I'd like to ask everyone who has linked to me to change the link to Photo Anthems, as well. What is Photo Anthems? For starters, it was one of the last cool names available for use without having to buy it from somebody just sitting on it. So, since I did't have a million dollars lying around, I had to leave Photography.com alone. I started to go with \"www.thecoolestnudesyou'lleversee.com, but Marketing 101 says that's just a few consonants too long. Photo Anthems was still sitting on the table, so I grabbed it. I thought of several names dealing with muses, art models, and a few others, but I do shoot more than just the nude, so I needed something that encompassed all my work. The name Anthem is just a beautiful word to me. I had long had it in my head to use it at some point. In hopes of being able to make a song out of my images, Photo Anthems was born.

One of the coolest things in the updating of all this is that its been a while since I've checked out the stats on my sites. Despite not blogging on the same 2wice a week schedule I was adhering to last year, my numbers are still way up. My state-side numbers now far supersede my European counts (mainly the UK, France, and Germany). It wasn't that significant of a difference before, but now, its about 10 times my European count combined. I hadn't really looked into whether or not I'm losing my Euro-readers, or if my US readership has simply taken notice. More than likely its the latter. Most of my visits come from search engines, which brings me to some of the most surprising stats of all. Now you'd expect, searches for words and phrases like "best nudes on the planet", artistic nudes, art models, model poses, etc, would bring traffic to me. But I was somewhat gagged to see some of the stuff that drew traffic. Granted, they were pretty much one time visits, per keyword, (instead of 100 people searching model poses), but there were bunches of them and I am hesitant to repeat them. Some people are just weird like that.

Comments


:iconyoukai101:
Thanks for the Fav :)
:iconunbearable-lightness:
Thank you for the fave, dear, an honor as I am wearing clothes :heart:

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:iconunbearable-lightness:
I :heart: your work.
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:icontlneasley:
Thanks, UL. I broadcasted that link around a bit.

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Visit my sites - PhotoAnthems.com [link] and Photo Anthems Blog [link]
:iconunbearable-lightness:
Thank you! Now if people would just leave comments...!!!

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:icontlneasley:
Indeed. Comments are like the virtual currency, is it not? I was just talking on my blog about figuring some things out about my art photo work and questioned the notion of how you know when you are good at what you do and at what level are you qualified as famous. I think comments are the first line of validation to answer both of those for many people. When you think about it, everybody on Model Mayhem, all bloggers, and anybody who exhibits or communicates online, they ALL have the same insatiable need for comments. "Trade 3 pic comments for every one received!" I hear that a lot on MM.

In your blog posting, I guess one reason it might be so damn hard to talk is because we are afraid to raise our voices to the silence. Thats when you know you are alone. You speak out and nobody replies. There is no louder validation to your solitude than that.

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Visit my sites - PhotoAnthems.com [link] and Photo Anthems Blog [link]
:iconunbearable-lightness:
You speak out and nobody replies. There is no louder validation to your solitude than that.--Amen to that!!!

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:iconjanmurphyphoto:
thank you for adding 'If I'm quiet..' to your faves :)

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"Like the pen, it is as good as the man who uses it. It can be the extension of mind and heart.". ~ John Steinbeck on Robert Capa
:iconirutxulo:
i came here following Peterlime's advice. Fantastic gallery!
:icontlneasley:
Peter Lime is a good man.

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