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This should really make those good old photos—so beloved by women’s and men’s magazines—look outdated! I dare to write it: ever since I started using 3D, I cannot imagine looking at photos of pretty girls, beautiful landscapes, or monuments any other way than with my little 3D glasses on. Honestly, it’s worth it, isn’t it? Because depth makes things appear so much more beautiful! No, let me rephrase that: a three-dimensional image doesn't make something ugly look beautiful, but it does make what is already beautiful even more beautiful. By the way, those who are still offended by images of nude women posing for photographers should visit the world’s greatest museums or take a closer look at the works of the great Renaissance painters and artists from nearly every era—Titian, Goya, Rubens, Botero, Rodin's and Maillol’s sculptures, and so on—not to mention Greek and Roman antiquities, where the body is consistently depicted nude. It was an elderly Nuer chief (Sudan) who once asked the photographer Leni Riefenstahl: “Would we be so disgusted by the image of our own bodies that we'd feel the need to hide them from other people's eyes?” |
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