Ok ... who do I have to blame for the genre definitions in the gallery? I don't know what half of that stuff means. Case in point: "Glamour - An air of compelling charm, romance, and excitement, especially when delusively alluring." WTF did that say? Who talks like that? what? what? Just had to get that off my chest. :) -=>Donald

Hehehe, it wasn't me!.... blame it on the Poser people and 3D'ers..... What I find amusing is when I see photographers using the Modeling genre... it was meant for 3D models, not the flesh and blood kind. HA.... oh well....

I can still recall the arguments when the film Apollo XIII was nominated for a Hugo Award... I can also remember when "Glamour" and "Pin-Up" meant much the same, while a "Nude" was supposed to be less clothed and more "artistic". But it does sound as though somebody used a dictionary, rather than looking at photography magazines. That sounds like it comes from one of the older definitions of the word, and it's maybe a bit odd to medern ears,

Antonia - When people start using words like delusively, you can bet a dictionary was involved. :) I think the definition of glamour that aligns closely with the way I view the genre is a really simple one - at least I think so: Glamour - An image of alluring beauty or charm; often with sex-appeal. Delusively ... somebody hold them down while I hit them with a wet napkin. -=>Donald

WTF did that say? Who talks like that? what? what? I like this definition..... An abnormal mental state characterized by the occurrence of psychotic delusions. I always thought Glamour was a womans magazine.

Oooooh....I like it when You get excited and talk durty....it is very Salubrious....sigh

Tedz ... are you picking on me? I'm tellin'!!!

Hush Donald....manly hugz

Glamour = falsies, and big with it. Nude = normal (ie. 'perky') and not so big. sigh some definitions arn't as hard as they first appear, imo.... (",) BTW, I am talking about smiles there..... you filthy minded bunch!

banana grin alreet!