Thar Shaddin

Those lips frighten me.

Here's a better picture of her lips for you, then:

Celestial by Belle Morte

These ones don't make sense.

Crazy Village Part by Belle Morte

Fuck Art, Let's Dance by Belle Morte

I don't understand.

I need that last outfit.

For mopping, obviously.

Some photos by one Retro Atelier are pretty good, at least in my opinion. Some of them have nudity, so I'll just text-link them for the sake of those more sensitive than others.

Sirens
Zigfield Tribute
Two
Betty Boop
At The Mirror
Sea Front
Black Gloves, 1940s
Modest, 1930s
Her Fetish
Under Sky, 1900s
Aelita
Innocence, 1900s
Dietrich Tribute
My Throne

This one is wonderful:

A model, Lee, alongside another caution regarding nudity:

Circus
Morrigan
Morrigan (2)
Needles
Nude
In the Quiet of the Bustle
A Priori
Speed Bump
Dari Amore
Josephine
Scarecrow
Powerlifting

So far what I've seen are gorgeous images done with an eye toward an appreciation for form. The Sirens one reminds me of a painting. And, his photo development, whether through dark room push or photoshop are lovely. I like them.

Yeah, I didn't click on all the linky-links, but I do think that the model in the first photo (and others), when wearing that dark makeup, looks like a zombie. That is all.

Metarie wrote:So far what I've seen are gorgeous images done with an eye toward an appreciation for form. The Sirens one reminds me of a painting. And, his photo development, whether through dark room push or photoshop are lovely. I like them.

Exactly. They're quite stunning, even when seemingly simple. I really enjoy it.

Thought I might add Campbell's "Disney"/fairytale works to my thread...

Alice in Wonderland
Wicked Witch of the West
Peter Pan's Wendy
The Little Mermaid
Sleeping Beauty
Beauty and the Beast
Little Red Riding Hood
Snow White
The Queen (Snow White)
Goldilocks
Cinderella

The model, Daria Pet.



Untitled (5)
Music in Head
Hope
Zero Gravity in Burning Room
Untitled
Circus
Imperical Investigations of Pain
J-Iron
Untitled (12)
Flight
Est

And a couple for which she was the photographer, rather than the model:
Red Line
Nice to Feel You

Some of Andrey Izosimov's work...

Make sure to open them to full-size when you look at them.