Posts Tagged “Fashion photography”
It may be a bit far off into the distance, but I suppose that I will announce (which will thus motivate me to compile the necessary research) that I will be presenting at LIM College’s 2nd annual symposium titled “Fashion: (…)
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Critics of Bulgarian fashion magazine, 12 Magazine, say that graphic photographs depicting women to be “victims of beauty” glamourize and condone domestic abuse. In response, editor-in-chief Huben Hubenov contests that the spread did anything but promote domestic violence on account (…)
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In discussing the question of poverty, we often find it in opposition to luxury, and for valid reasons. After all, the dichotomy is quite apparent – poor versus rich, luxury versus necessity, barren versus full. Although we have been known (…)
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