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Heavy chains (idea from Timmers)
Dec 5, 2019 09:22:25 #
OK Mr Tim I actually shot these before you posted your heavy chains but after much searching (my filing system is, I'm afraid, broken) I found them! So, I see your chains and raise you two.
Dec 5, 2019 10:04:32 #
Timmers
Loc: San Antonio Texas.
vertigo wrote:
OK Mr Tim I actually shot these before you posted your heavy chains but after much searching (my filing system is, I'm afraid, broken) I found them! So, I see your chains and raise you two.
You DOG you!
So this was done to the tune "Chain-chains, the chains of love!"?
I guess I need to pass the crown to the man with Vertigo! LOL!!!
Also, that is quite the hook there captain!
So what other kinky fun do you have hidden under your bed?
I guess I will just have to stage something with VADA this Sunday, the chain is up in the 4X4 horizontal hold. That damn thing is getting heavier and heavier as I get older (fatter?), so I just coiled it up top rather than drag it down where gravity wants it, besides, it's brother the shiny chrome twin is in the bin awaiting use. UH! The garden, yes, the garden! Good idea there Sherlock!
Actually, this is kind of weird, I was 'cleaning' the garage, (just a total disaster zone) and I found an old plastic container. In it were all manner of old light duty chains. Perhaps those could be handy for a chain shoot on Sunday! Good idea thee 'V', I will see where that idea goes.
Thanks for the post, you the shits!
Dec 5, 2019 10:37:35 #
vertigo wrote:
OK Mr Tim I actually shot these before you posted your heavy chains but after much searching (my filing system is, I'm afraid, broken) I found them! So, I see your chains and raise you two.
First image is OUTSTANDING. Could sell easily in a fine art gallery
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Dec 5, 2019 13:05:23 #
Dec 6, 2019 11:10:03 #
Dec 6, 2019 12:53:08 #
Very nice. I like the lighting, particularly the first photo.
--Bob
--Bob
vertigo wrote:
OK Mr Tim I actually shot these before you posted your heavy chains but after much searching (my filing system is, I'm afraid, broken) I found them! So, I see your chains and raise you two.
Dec 6, 2019 15:01:25 #
I like them, they're very interesting photos visually. The light in the second image seems painted in to illuminate just the model and chain.
I don't find them particularly erotic and that might be intentional. All the elements are there, but it seems like a very good and purposeful coupling of elements: nude model, rusty chain, stone wall, dramatic lighting than a creation meant to arouse.
I don't find them particularly erotic and that might be intentional. All the elements are there, but it seems like a very good and purposeful coupling of elements: nude model, rusty chain, stone wall, dramatic lighting than a creation meant to arouse.
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Dec 6, 2019 15:19:40 #
InfiniteISO wrote:
I like them, they're very interesting photos visually. The light in the second image seems painted in to illuminate just the model and chain.
I don't find them particularly erotic and that might be intentional. All the elements are there, but it seems like a very good and purposeful coupling of elements: nude model, rusty chain, stone wall, dramatic lighting than a creation meant to arouse.
I don't find them particularly erotic and that might be intentional. All the elements are there, but it seems like a very good and purposeful coupling of elements: nude model, rusty chain, stone wall, dramatic lighting than a creation meant to arouse.
Used a grid on the light to control the size of the light spread. Didn't mean it to be erotic more in mind the emotions I felt watching Les Miserables or reading Tale of Two Cities--despair I guess.
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