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Alex Wain for So Bad So Good wrote:Gifted photographer Zackary Canepari was equally interested in the mystery and appeal of the Real Doll phenomena. That interest took him to Abyss Creations in San Marcos, California where he was allowed access to the factory where the ‘girls’ themselves are created.
His dark and brooding series ‘Love Machines’ uniquely captures a realm far removed from the inevitable suburban environments the dolls will finally call home. Through his lens & vision, he provides an evocative if disconcerting peak into an industry that is much about our most basic desires and needs, as it is about profit, enterprise and innovation.
2013-07-14 A startling look inside Abyss Creations.jpg (97.44 KiB) Viewed 2090 times
2013-07-14 Abyss Creations.jpg (71.89 KiB) Viewed 2090 times
"Pour yourself a drink, put on some lipstick, and pull yourself together." -- Liz Taylor
"Home, where my love lies waiting silently for me." -- hipsters Simon & Garfunkel, singing about doll ownership before it was cool.
A version of an article written 3 years ago. Most of the same words.. All of the same photographs. I guess if you can't come up with something new.. use someone else's ideas.
All of 4 paragraphs in this (latest) article which is twice as many as in the original. So... where's the rest of the story?
Does ANYone think that 4 paragraphs and 14 images is "comprehensive" journalism? How about "adequate"? How about... why bother wasting people's time with this supremely gross lack of content?
As Szalinski stated; neutral. IMO, neutral to the point of being a total non-issue. It is like saying, "it was sunny today" in a place that sees 20 cloudy days a year. Huh?
Whatever. I have bigger problems to worry about than whether a story you may or may not have seen before has ever been published elsewhere before.
Thanks for reading.
"Pour yourself a drink, put on some lipstick, and pull yourself together." -- Liz Taylor
"Home, where my love lies waiting silently for me." -- hipsters Simon & Garfunkel, singing about doll ownership before it was cool.
RainLover wrote:Whatever. I have bigger problems to worry about than whether a story you may or may not have seen before has ever been published elsewhere before.
Thanks for reading.
Thats OK Rainlover, you dig them up dish them out and we will read!
deerman wrote:Thats OK Rainlover, you dig them up dish them out and we will read!
Thank you for your support! It really means a lot, and I'm not just saying that, I really mean it! Thank you!
"Pour yourself a drink, put on some lipstick, and pull yourself together." -- Liz Taylor
"Home, where my love lies waiting silently for me." -- hipsters Simon & Garfunkel, singing about doll ownership before it was cool.
marshallmathers wrote:Thanks but east coast representin. Nomsayin
Keep your bread up and live good. East coast, west coast, worldwide. All my playas in the hood stay fly!
Rub on my tits (Huh!) squeeze on my ass (Oooh!)
Ya, I feel ya. Check it! Werd up. Mad props to da east coast. YO!
"Pour yourself a drink, put on some lipstick, and pull yourself together." -- Liz Taylor
"Home, where my love lies waiting silently for me." -- hipsters Simon & Garfunkel, singing about doll ownership before it was cool.
To clarify.... the use of the word "you" in my original post referred to the second (unimaginative) author not the OP. I enjoy reading the weird stuff Rainlover uncovers.
By all means let's be open-minded, but not so open-minded that our brains drop out.
I have bigger problems to worry about than whether a story you may or may not have seen before has ever been published elsewhere before. 
