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Issue #4 FEATURES
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Issue 4 |
 Greg King knew at the age of ten he would have a career in film after being cast in ABBA: The Movie. He pursued acting for several years. Then it hit him like a revelation, like a sledge hammer: he wasn't cut out to perform in front of the lens. The film of his life was inside the camera and he was made to be behind it. Greg King: Classic Cinema and FashionPHOTOGRAPHY | GREG KING WORDS | ANDREW KAISER It was a serious career choice for a man who had become serious about the female form. "I'm drawn to eroticism. To me there's nothing more beautiful than a carefully constructed nude, where the subject appears in control, is bold and assertive."
Greg King works in London, a 24/7 three-ring circus. You miss the beat and like the last bus or the last tube you're left in the shadows. His photographs capture the same pulse, the same mood. There is a feeling in his images that there is something more, something else, something waiting just off the edges of the frame. It's as if he clicked the shutter an instant too soon and we stare at the image wondering what's going to happen next. Like a movie director, his shots hint at mystery, haunting but poetic, whetting the appetite and leaving us wanting more.
"I like to be challenged," he says. "I want the people who are interested in my work to always be surprised by what direction I take next." Images from "Greg King: Classic Cinema and Fashion"
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• From the Editor
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| • Under The Covers: Come Closer, Graphis Nudes 4, Katlick School, Naked Gymnastics, Natural in Paradise, Arnold Newman, Nude Photography Notebook, Twenty Six Years
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| • Essential Gear: Fujifilm FinePix F30, Hasselblad H2, LaCie Rugged All-Terrain Hard Drive, Ricoh GR Digital, SanDisk 4GB SD High Capacity Card, SanDisk Extreme IV Compact Flash, Sony Alpha A100
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| • Photo Events: Mostly Women, Angus McBean, Classic Beauty, Innovation/Imagination, New Photography 2006, In the Face of History, The Kate Show
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