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Untitled (Morrissey 1) By Ryan McGinley, Published in UOVO, April/June 2007 This photograph shows McGinley being tackled while onstage, with Morrissey at right.

​Slow motion is cooler than you. That is, unless you're photographer Ryan McGinley.
Ten years ago, McGinley rocketed onto the art scene with his book of Polaroids, The Kids Are Alright. Featuring pictures of his (often nude) friends, the portraits celebrated them getting high, tagging buildings, sleeping late, climbing trees, riding skateboards, swimming and beating off; time in all of its sleek, youthful abandon, captured forever. The resourceful young photographer sent the self-published book to artists and magazines he thought might be interested and secured a gallery showing the same year. In 2003, he was the youngest artist every to be be featured by the Whitney Museum in a solo show.

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Bathtub (2005)

​Now he's gotten his hands on a Phantom HD camera that can shoot as many as 1,000 frames per second, resulting in the slow-motion joyride Entrance Romance (it felt like a kiss). 
A dog's tongue entering a  woman's mouth looks like it belongs there.