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WANTED: the bad boys of AMG : Hans Bendler
This week: Hans Bendler
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Images feature nude soldiers at play during WWII
While Bob Mizer was scouting California’s Muscle Beach, in search for the pinnacle of grinning, flexing pictures of masculinity, there were other men...
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Reclusive artist created images of beauty, humor
If it weren’t for Bob Mizer, Harry Bush’s immense talent – and the bitterness and anger boiling underneath the hand that created stunning images of...
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A champion of the erotic: The history of Champion Studio, part II
Author’s note: This is part two of a two-part series on the history of Champion Studio and its founder, Walter Kundzicz.
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A champion of the erotic: The history of Champion Studio, Part I
Author’s note: This is the first in a two-part series on the history of Champion Studio
AMG FUN FACTS: Paul Blake
This week: The model who was contemplating a silicon injection for his member.
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Focus on: Photographer Warren Giddarie
Like the other male physique photographers who came before him, Warren Giddarie appreciates a perfect body and handsome face.
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Nova Films, Hollywood CA
Gay erotic film began, mostly, with Bob Mizer at AMG in Los Angeles in the mid ’50’s. In the late 1960’s, when nudes and hardcore sex became more or...
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WANTED: the bad boys of AMG: Silki Paridi
This week: Silky Paridi – not the first, but one of the most brazen criminals to step through AMG’s gates.
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Palatinus one of many photogs who drew ire of 1950s law enforcement
It was a situation all too familiar to his contemporaries in years past. And now, it was happening to him.
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About Bruce of Los Angeles Photographic Prints
Bruce of Los Angeles (Bruce Bellas) for many years attended the Calgary Stampede rodeo in Canada to photograph the cowboys. In 1974 while there with...
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So what is experimental photography, anyway?
Experimental photography is as old as the medium of photography itself. But the concept might be confusing for some who are new to the art.