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Behind the Camera: Leonard Nimoy
Old 05-13-2007   #1
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Behind the Camera: Leonard Nimoy

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http://tinyurl.com/2bxvjt

You might call this the flip-side of Helmut Newton's "Big Nudes".


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I saw that article earlier today. I love the concept he's working with & will probably buy the book once it's released.

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His website is here and you can see pictures from the project:

http://www.leonardnimoyphotography.com/2photo.htm

plus other work.
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Cool project.

Anyone notice the sensor dust? Hahah

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his work does nothing for me. probably I am just jealous.
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same here
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his work does nothing for me. probably I am just jealous.
Same here. He is being recognized for being a celebrety rather than for the merit of his photography. But I too, am simply jealous.
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Barrett, I believe that Leonard lives in a upscale Manhattan apartment. I do know that a few years ago, Architectual Digest did a spread of his pad. Actor turned photographer, just like Dennis Hopper, turned photographer/artist. Do we see a pattern of older actors who are not in demand, then turn to photography?

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Mark: Well, we can go as far back as Graham Nash and Spohia Loren (my generation, anyway) regarding individuals better-known in other fields, who took up the camera while not-quite past their prime. Nimoy's work is a bit hit-or-miss, IMO. Then again, so is mine.


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Barrett, what did Sophia Loren the 'godess of all godesses' do after acting?
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