The photography of Atlanta-based photographer Bertron Anderson.
Title quote: "I'm a man of my word. In the end, that's all there is, really."
Dialogue, Blake's 7 - Rumours of Death (1980).
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Charles
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#1 Beautiful and can knock out any who oppose him Man#2 His beauty is restrained, unmistakably beautiful but socially bound by conventions and prejudice? Man#3 Kinda looks like a humanised Cheetah, between the eyes and the bone structure of his face Man#4 Helloooo Tarzan!! piss off Jane, this one's mine Man#5 Tom Sawyer wouldn't have run very far with this one around Man#6 reminds me of an accountant, smart as hell and super naughty after hours Man#7 Stops trouble with a kiss, not a fist Man#8 Makes love not Hate Men 9-19 i've no time to critique
Did you know that models used to be called manikins? I used to watch a TV show called The House of Elliott, about a London fashion house in the '20s (I know, how gay is that?) and that's how they referred to them. It's more appropriate, I think
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#1 Beautiful and can knock out any who oppose him
Man#2 His beauty is restrained, unmistakably beautiful but socially bound by conventions and prejudice?
Man#3 Kinda looks like a humanised Cheetah, between the eyes and the bone structure of his face
Man#4 Helloooo Tarzan!! piss off Jane, this one's mine
Man#5 Tom Sawyer wouldn't have run very far with this one around
Man#6 reminds me of an accountant, smart as hell and super naughty after hours
Man#7 Stops trouble with a kiss, not a fist
Man#8 Makes love not Hate
Men 9-19 i've no time to critique
LOL wow!! I look forward to hearing your critiques of 9-19! Very entertaining!!
Oh my goodness...I'd like to go to whatever department store has these MANIKINS!
LOL!!!
Did you know that models used to be called manikins? I used to watch a TV show called The House of Elliott, about a London fashion house in the '20s (I know, how gay is that?) and that's how they referred to them. It's more appropriate, I think
IMpressive collection!
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