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http://www.history-matters.com/essays/jfkmed/trajectoryofalie/TrajectoryOfaLie_files/image007.jpg

http://www.ultravioletcameras.com/forensics/gallery/bite-marks-2.jpg

the whitehouse of photography?

maybe this aesthetic be applied to other objects and things

really though i don't have any clues here, like afaik it does feel like a weirdly un-exploited formula for photography; the thing you linked actually reminds me most of intense japanese photographers like araki, but there's a sexual rather than fatal or criminal angle to that kinda thing, i think

i feel like there is vibrant crime scene photography & there is tonally intense sterile sex photography but those two great tastes haven't been fused yet, /yet/

I was just thinking that like some of the extreme fetish photographers remind me of a crime scene aesthetic, there's this well known photographer whose name escapes me whose work involves elements of necrophilia that I might also characterize as crime scene photog

First name might be joel

龜 m8

is there any way to download this paper? it seems to be a pdf

http://www.docin.com/p-114019272.html

im trying to download a copy via google translate without success

Check yr fb

Joel Peter Witkin?

^ Yes althogh looking at a GIS I don't think his pictures are crime scene ish at all, much more Victorian plates

1. Japan (girls, gadgets, good taste, general insane niceness of everything)
2. Germany (Berlin, my new home, microdub, trains running on time, liberalism)
3. USA (make me a new America out of NYC, California and Oregon)
4. China (because it's their 1960s right now)
5. Scotland (Rabbie Burns, Thomas Carlyle, Robert Louis Stevenson, electricity, telephones, television etc)
6. Italy (Pasolini, Fellini, Gramsci, not Berlusconi)
7. Tibet / Nepal / Bhutan (natural highs)
8. France (Hypo, Discom, Gel, dDamage, Palais de Tokyo)
9. Vietnam (will visit one day)
10. United States of Europe, Roman Empire (a past state and a future one)

― Momus (Momus), Wednesday, 12 March 2003 12:03 (11 years ago)

did momus have any basis to conclude china was in its 1960s 12 years ago and does that mean it is now somewhere between 1972 and 1981 in china

12 years ago = decade+ since Tiananmen, economy on the upswing but not enough to really let China's world-beating ambitions out into the open, I don't really know what to make of this claim or way or the other

http://www.sunypress.edu/p-5026-excess-and-masculinity-in-asian.aspx

Would read

to belatedly answer my question of a few months ago

http://i.imgur.com/Cr76WKX.jpg

https://www.vice.com/en_uk/read/crime-and-death-in-paris-philippe-charlier-photography-876

mentioned on ilp recently, there's the New South Wales police forensic archive (you prob know of it because there's a photo from it on DoC)

http://blogs.hht.net.au/cityofshadows/
http://sydneylivingmuseums.com.au/justice-police-museum/forensic-archive
http://collection.hht.net.au/firsthhtpictures/resbyfield.jsp?term=New+South+Wales.+Police+Dept.+&field=AUTHOR&searchtable=CATALOGUE_SEARCH_PICTURES&displayFormat=TABLE

yeah there's some good material there

i dislike how much the parisian ones resemble vintage style tumblr although the dead horse one has a tarkovsky/jancso sublimity

xpost oh, also enrique metinides

related, maybe: american civil war photographs of the dead and wounded, e.g. by matthew brady and alexander gardner

Hah those dudes would move the bodies around

classically composed corpses

陰陽魚 (also called dead-and-alive fish)

yin yang fish

http://cxm.zju.edu.cn/en/default.aspx

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http://i.imgur.com/vEDtqFX.png?1

trying to undersrtand the previous messages in the chat window of this football stream
some people are now posting new messages complaining about showing football instead of nba tv

that says its a little unfortunate the cavs didn't get to win on their home court

how magnanimous!