Original sentence: " Krims claimed to have nothing to do with the kidnapping, and was horrified by the news.Gallery of works.He also attempted to underscore the American nature and long tradition of deer hunting in protest of animal rightsactivists.On March 31, 1980, college student Nikki Craft destroyed a portfolio of The Incredible Case Of The Stack O'Wheat Murders owned by a university library by tearing the pictures to pieces and pouring chocolate syrup over them
Edited sentence: " Barrow's own photographs were made by scratching an "X" through negatives imaging random, spare landscapes." This was offered simply to differentiate his method from the "candid" or supposedly "truthful" methods followed by leftist activist photographers and journalists working for liberal-biased media." Though Krims had nothing to do with the kidnapping, and was horrified by the news, Thomas Barrow, a retired Director of the George Eastman House, would tell his History of Photography classes that Krims was responsible for that atrocity, and that Krims "tortured" one of his models while making a picture called, "Human Being as a Piece of Sculpture Fiction.Additionally, a web site—leskrims.He also attempted to underscore the American nature and long tradition of deer hunting in the face of animal rights and militant anti-Vietnam war activists who characterized hunters as "murderers.On March 31, 1980, college student Nikki Craft (eventually the web master for the rabid, male-hating feminist Andrea Dworkin), earned her bones by destroying a portfolio of The Incredible Case Of The Stack O'Wheat Murders, owned by a university library by tearing the pictures to pieces and pouring chocolate syrup over them.com—was launched in mid-November 2005, where Krims sells archival ink jet prints of a wide selection of his pictures (160+ images) "at prices the proletariat can afford