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Reply With Quote^ Well, the thing is that, if there are photos, there are a lot of graphic blood filled photos of men actually performing the 'surgery' on themselves since it's against the law to get it in hospital.
Since you said that you don't need to see it again, I'm not gonna serach for it and be grossed out. Plus I'm about to eat lunch and don't want to loose my appetite.Originally Posted by lucianodel
"Fashion is an art, but individuality is the key"
^ Well, the thing is that, if there are photos, there are a lot of graphic blood filled photos of men actually performing the 'surgery' on themselves since it's against the law to get it in hospital.
Dont Feed The Models
JuicyLucy
ok, that last one was fucking gross. i only got one result for "nullo/nullified male" and it wasn't bad, it basically looked like a naked hairy woman, but i advise anyone with a weak stomach not to google "penectomy".
"This is not meant to be at all offensive: You suffer from diarrhea of the mouth but constipation of the brain." - McJag
Googles ""penectomy""..brb...
You'll regret it!
I have no idea why I'm working on a second degree...I learn all I need to know in life here on GR
Female bodybuilders, captured by photographer Martin Schoeller, show the results of years sculpting the 'perfect' physique | Mail
Online
Muscles the Hulk would be afraid of...
Last edited by ArmyWifey; March 5th, 2012 at 07:28 AM.
Id rather be hated for who I am than loved for who Im not
They must wear contacts. Some of their eyes are a freaky light color. Why are their faces wrinkly? I never understood that. Lack of facial fat perhaps?
Those breast implants are horrid!
"Fashion is an art, but individuality is the key"
Bring on the women!
Talk about flex appeal! Incredible pictures capture every ripple of the world's strongest women as female bodybuilders show the extraordinary results of years sculpting the 'perfect' physique
By Daily Mail Reporter
Last updated at 7:52 AM on 5th March 2012
If you were feeling rather self-conscious about carrying a little extra flab this winter, then look away now.
There's no room for slacking in the world of female bodybuilding as the women who posed for these incredible portraits show. They have honed their physiques over years of dedication, hard work and determination. The international athletes were captured at the peak of their physical condition by acclaimed photographer and artist Martin Schoeller.
The competitive sport of female bodybuilding has origins in the bikini contests of the 1960s but the first true event was the U.S. Women's National Physique Championship in 1978 - which judged participants solely on their muscles.
Dedication: Female bodybuilders train for years to build up the muscle definition required to compete in professional events
According to the National Physique Committee, an amateur organization established in 1982, there are strict rules set out for those who compete in female bodybuilding contests.
Female competitors must wear a two-piece costume when competing and although prints, fringes, lace and sparkle are all allowed, bodybuilders are restricted from hiking up the suits to better show off their physiques.
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Jewellery is banned until the final stages when earrings are permitted- although decorative hair pieces are out. Glasses, props or chewing gum are also prohibited.
During competitions, bodybuilders usually carry out a routine set to music where they strike poses to best show off their muscles. Contestants, coated in generous helpings of oil, are judged on symmetry, shape, proportion, muscle tone, poise and beauty flow.
Fierce: Female bodybuilding was established in the late 1970s, the first time the women were judged solely on muscular definition
One of the biggest competitions in America is the Muscle Beach Championship bodybuilding and bikini competition at Venice Beach in Los Angeles. The next event takes place on May 28.
Organiser and promoter Joe Wheatley has said: 'Muscle Beach Venice one of the largest amusement attractions in the Los Angeles area. The focus remains exercise and nutrition and the site continues to be the grassroots soul of bodybuilding famous throughout the world.'
The female bodybuilders were captured by acclaimed photographer Martin Schoeller, 43, who is perhaps best known for his close-up portraits of some of the world's most recognizable faces including Barack Obama, Bill Clinton, Clint Eastwood, Angelina Jolie and George Clooney.
Muscling in on the action: Competitions are strictly regulated - with bikinis and dance routines being subject to national guidelines
Defining beauty: The photographs of the group of international female body builders were taken by acclaimed celebrity photographer Martin Schoeller
Schoeller said of his work: 'I am trying to show the vulnerability that I see and feel in the subjects when I am with them, to get to the complex emotions behind a mask of extreme physical expression.'
The photographer, originally born in Munich, Germany in 1968 came to New York when he was 25 after studying in Berlin to work for Annie Leibovitz.
He has won numerous awards for his work and his photographs are displayed at galleries around the world including the National Portrait Gallery in London and the Smithsonian Institute.
For more on Martin Schoeller's work visit here. To buy this collection of images visit Pond Press.
Extreme: Schoeller explained his series of portraits as 'trying to show the vulnerability behind a mask of extreme physical expression'
Read more: Female bodybuilders, captured by photographer Martin Schoeller, show the results of years sculpting the 'perfect' physique | Mail Online
There are no words.
Why do they want to do this to themselves? Some of those women look like they must have had beautiful faces once.
Dont Feed The Models
JuicyLucy
She's a man baby
Id rather be hated for who I am than loved for who Im not
Lack of fat is part of it.
Also, while they may look to some like they are incredibly healthy, they aren't always. What they do is so hard on their bodies and health. They dehydrate the hell out of themselves leading to shows and photoshoots.
I worked with a bodybuilder and he'd go at least 24 hours before a competition without having a single thing to drink. When you dehydrate yourself like that, the skin sticks to your muscles more.
Plus, all the tanning a lot of them do doesn't help with the wrinkles
From what little I know about bodybuilders, I get that they tan and/or slather themselves with lotion or whatever to help their muscles stand out, but I'll never understand how they are ok with the differences of skin tone between their face and the rest of their body.
there just isn't enough ewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww on my keyboard to describe how i feel about these photos
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