Glimpses...

Naked and vulnerable woman by Stéphane Battesti‎. (2019)

"Isolation is deep in the confines of what hold American women bound..." - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories photo by Dimitris Lelouda.

Deep Within Changes.

American woman's spirit has changed. photo by Marcin Weron. (2019)

Flower child in the 21st century in 

photo by Siegart von Schlichting. (2019)

The meaning of a flower child has changed over the decades from a dancing excitement to stoic posturing. Strange. - Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories 3/12/19 





















Gallery Of Refined Art

Play Within Abstraction

playful tease captured by photographer, Benj Villena. (2019)

Captivating woman shot by Anoop P. Nair
with a cannon camera 5d mark 4 lens 70-200 f2.8 place

"Captivating woman she is, and the way she is revealed was done gently with thoughtful reflection, and a creative drive to translate by photographer, Anoop P. Nair." - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 2/27/19 

Face of Laura Milo by Xue Vue. 

Body paint by Michael Rosner of Eye Level Studio.

Perceptions or Musings.

Portrait of a Black man's family in the early years. 

By Nakeisha Campbell

Pregnant by Pasckie Pascua 

Acrylic. Watercolor. Pens. Sharpies. Pastels. Paper canvas. White boards. Sketchpads. 2017.

Pregnant Aishwarya Rai

"Ghetto whores, like Soleil, physically are staggering beauties. Men have to train themselves to see into women's eyes. Therein lies truths, contradictions and the indicators of darkness...That won't happen. Two whores copulating disagree on honesty, and their perceptions of life are linked, and indicative of worth. Devalued one whore cannot see the value of the other whore." - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories

Touch Men Need!

Women's Portraits Only (WPO)

Willow Skye (softly intelligent beauty) by Jack Woolley Jr. with a Nikon D850 50mm

" … a compelling intelligence within your beauty. Even further, in the eyes, is an intensity that makes sense in relationship to everything else softly elegant!... It is hard to put into words the intangible!" ~ Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories [10/31/18] 

Little Red in Blue taken by Kevin B. McCluskey with a Canon 5DsR 70-200mm@85mm. 1/60 F/4.0 ISO320

(October 2018)

Somewhere between worlds, and perceptions of stillness and being stilled you caught something easy to trust... - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 

Eye. photographer, Scott Detweiler. October 2018.

Dreams-Book - Frederic VIRE

Vulnerable. Sasha Derik by Frederic Vire. [October 2018] 

— at Dreams - Studio.

Vulnerability, gentleness, soft persuasion and quiet within stillness are integral to the feminine element. History records Europe's deep and long standing contempt for these attributes and white women, the source of what was and has the power to balance male energies! It is a dark history too entrenched in American thought life...

This photograph suggests a strength often overlooked in the political processes. - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 11/01/18 

HIS Magical EYE.

Chris Clark
http://mystiquemagazine.com/2017/03/05/featured-photographer-cac-photography/

What do you consider your greatest strength in photography?

My ability to capture a character in an image. I spent as least as much time studying people and methods of bringing them out through photos as I did learning my camera and software.

Eva Strangelove by Chris Clark. [CAC Photography. 2016.]

Why that? and not babies or pets or landscapes?

Every girl I date asks me that question.

The short answer is, women inspire me. Not just the female form, which I obviously admire, but I also draw much inspiration from the female perspective, mentality and personality tropes. Yes, much of my photography comes with risqué themes, but I strive to always show the women in a light that makes them feel empowered.

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What do you think sets your work apart from others in your genre?

From a technical perspective, I definitely have a look that comes through in any style I am shooting. However, my distinguishing factor for better or worse is in the images I chose from my sets during post. My tastes in framing and composition and poses is unconventional.

Photographer Chris Clark with some of his subjects.

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Maranda Rose by Chris Clark (CAC Photography)

Black Tape Project.

Black Tape Project. Andrea Cohen.

Beautiful women, who command are more easily misunderstood as being powerful because drawing attention to themselves by the force of their essence can be disguised as vanity, or self-absorption by any number of men, unable to see beyond need, or lust. It is distracting the illusion of Beauty, but enforced as a presence in the Medicine teachings; it becomes a tool, a shield, and a weapon!...

There is more, but this medium typically is over-populated by undeveloped people foreign to the esoteric or the way of the Warrioress distinct from the Warrior's Way. - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 5/9/18

4 Black Women by Roland Dawson 

the Black Tape Project. Eriana Blanco.

Fall into dreams..

woman's body as landscape Art by Daido Moriyama titled 'Tights'

Wreck of telemon under a sky full of stars by Matt Morresi. 

"Il relitto del telamone sotto un cielo ricco di stele."

Look 4 Ways

Torrie Blake by Dalton Campbell is Art.

Star Wars pin up by Andrew Tarusov (2015)

Joselyne John by Sarah Bowman Photography (2016)

Face by Salvator Dali

Study of Humanity looks at Self!

Black mother and child by Chris Doche

Blind woman by Katka Grajcarik.

Old people at meal time. photo by Yap Kh, from Malaysia.

Of this moment, the photographer, Yap Kh wrote: "Wearing a set of dark-coloured winter clothings and holding his hands with a cup of freshly filled tea to keep himself warm, an elderly man with white beard is waiting his breakfast to be served." I would love to know more. This part of the world is foreign to most Westerners! - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 8/10/18 

Death and Resurrection. photo by Stuart Jarman.

Chilling. It is as if she is dying herself to herself. This is like a mystical account of she dying within herself the way Mother Earth has to bear the pain of life-death-resurrection over and over again!. . . 'Death and Resurrection' is what I would title this piece. Wonder what Stuart Jarman titled this piece? - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 8/10/18


Art of Portrait Photography