Photography or Pornography?

Why do I encounter a lot of "photographers" nowadays posting the images they took over at Facebook and some blogs? What does it take for you to be called a "photographer"? What is a photographer? I am sure that just by owning a camera does not make you one. I am going to talk more about this in my upcoming blogs. 

Here in the Philippines when you try to search for pictures of sexy Pinoy men over at the internet, you will see a lot of them taken obviously by gay photographers. I used the word "obviously" because I know they are gay, I have a gaydar and it doesn't take rocket science to know if they are. I have nothing against gay photographers nor am I complaining that their number is multiplying, I want to know who the legitimate people are. If you are reading this and you are male and hot, would you just strike a pose and maybe lose your clothes in front of someone who claims they he is a photographer? We should know what and who is legitimate or just taking advantage before making any business with anyone. Its like those sex scandals. Some of which was done in consent, but at the end these people still claim themselves as victims. Sighs... I think this is going to be a long argument. Lol. So here's what I already have written for this post.

Since I am bisexual, I look the pictures of men and women (but mostly men) and I always see a male photographers name indicated in them. I did not expect that the photos you see above were actually taken by a woman because what you mostly would see are male photographers behind the camera especially when it comes to shooting provocative images. Her name is Diana Scheunemann, a German fashion and lifestyle photographer living in New York City. She has shot for magazines like Vogue, GQ, Elle, and The Face. The also has worked with artists like sexy singer Katy Perry and rnb artist Kelis. One of the three books she published was "Ambisexual" which makes this post a little more interesting. Ambisexual simply means bisexual or having a sexual orientation to persons of either sex (Houghton Mifflin, 2000) but her images fit this other meaning in biology - "relating to or affecting both the male and female sexes" (HarperCollins, 2003). The pictures she has in that book are very much like the pictures I have in this post. They are sensual, sinfully sexy, artistically tasteful, and as a person I am "ambisexually" stimulated. 

More pictures after the jump (by clicking read more you agree that you are at least 18 years old and not conservative)

foot fetish!

nipple fetish

See dianascheunemann.com