Orgy live at Empire in Springfield, VA. March, 2013.
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Orgy live at Empire in Springfield, VA. March, 2013.
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why would they edit so much?
They physically moved her bones. They moved her collar bone lower. I hope stuff like this makes girls realize how ridiculous the media is.
Am I the only one who finds her prettier before the edit?
Photo manipulation gone horribly, horribly wrong. Jennifer Lawrence is beautiful as she is. She doesn’t need her fucking collarbone reshaped or her waist pulled in! This is why I hate all fashion/lifestyle magazines.
Urban Exploration Pt. 2 (Richmond, VA)
Urban Exploration Pt. 1 (Richmond, VA).
Richmond, Va: where even the hydrants need love.
i just have to always reblog this…………..
Amazing
It’s not always what you see
And society’s trying to make us want to match up to these women, who aren’t even real.
The girl in the top right (Jennifer Lawrence?) looks SO much better in the unedited photo.
Jennifer Lawrence looks delicious in her unedited picture, what the hell were they thinking?
I just don’t get why they would change the picture when most people would like someone real.
Remember this. And stop looking at magazines for body image inspiration.
Jesus shit HOW is this shit legal? Surely it’s fraud?
This is why we’re never comfortable in our own skin. This is why we never feel beautiful. This is why we hate ourselves.
Gah, this just sickens me.
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For what human ill does not dawn seem to be an alleviation? ~Thornton Wilde
(A hangover, actually.)
Snow day.
Don’t mind me, just taking a break from cleaning to save the motherfucking world with my sword.
I love every single one of these photographs.
For those interested in some of my darker work, please consider following my new blog, Mindfully Macabre. There’s not much there at the moment, but I have some bizarre (and not-so-bizarre) projects in the works that I’d love to share with you. Please keep in mind that some posts may not be safe for work, children, those offended by nudity or those who don’t like the grotesque.
Also, my family and any friends who never wanted to see me nude should probably stay away. You’ve been warned.
A professor once told me that in order to take over the world, one must take over his/her local area first. Well, it looks like I’m well on my way to world domination as one of my photos was in the local paper today!
(Sorry to the folks who follow my other social networks for the repeat post; I’m just really excited.)
I try to keep the text posts to a minimum here because I’d rather communicate visually (and quite frankly, I’m a terrible writer), but I need a moment to vent. I submitted several photos for the chance at a free trip to a photography seminar in CA that focused on the music industry (specifically posing, lighting and the business aspect of the business). While I knew I’d have a very slim chance of being selected, I can’t help but feel disappointed at the knowledge that, while my photos were highly acclaimed by the photographer himself, I wasn’t chosen because the publication I shoot for isn’t big enough. I certainly need help in all areas covered by this seminar, and this would have been the perfect opportunity to really learn something and grow from others’ experiences. I am honored at the kind words offered by the photographer, but I can’t help but feel discouraged (for the moment, at least).
How do you get over career disappointment (or disappointment in general, I suppose)?
project365: Shots from a pseudo-vintage-inspired shoot. (Days 364-65/365)
My project365 is finally complete (only 6 weeks late too!)! Thanks for taking this journey with me. So now what should I do?
project365: Black and White. (Days 362-63/365)