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Alice Kiss - Crux Legend
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Better hope she's thirsty she'll be drinking alot
Hello where can we find this video of fifteen minutes with the real sound
I’ve been looking for it for a long time
Hi Switchkm, the video 'Alice and Koshka in the Crux Forest was available on the Cruxdreams website - http://www.cruxdreams.com
I am currently unable to access Cruxdreams, but perhaps others viewing this post may be able to confirm if the content is accessible?
The time of fifteen minutes refers to the duration of Alice's suspension. The video is edited to include different camera angles, so it may not actually show a continuous fifteen minute suspension. I hope this helps.
Enduring indeed! Talk about a find, thank you so much. I've searched a lot of sites, and Nada. Yes I think she is a doll. One of things I love about her, besides the her being so damn cute! No Tats! Wonderful. Gracias Robert's.
I got a subscription like a year ago and the sound of this video wasn’t the reel one
There was also a crucifixion video called crux lena of 7min and it was the same there is a music on the video and we cannot hear the screaming and the emotions of the model
I should have to refer you to @ImageMaker for comment on that.
If you mean http://www.cruxdreams.com/ , then everything is as before, without changes - everything is in its place.
Thank you!
I haven't done an Alice image in a while, but my latest experiment in black and white seems to have turned out reasonably well. Alice in a nice early 20th century style photo. The background is recognizeable as one of the more popular paintings used in crux manips. The other model is from an Anne Brigman photo - her work dates from the first half of the 1900s.
Jollyrei's latest picture explores the contrast between life and death, set against the background of Fyodor Bronnikov's painting, 'The Cursed Field'. Only a small section is used from the right hand side of the painting, including the guards around their camp fire, and the crucified figures in the distance.I haven't done an Alice image in a while, but my latest experiment in black and white seems to have turned out reasonably well. Alice in a nice early 20th century style photo. The background is recognizeable as one of the more popular paintings used in crux manips. The other model is from an Anne Brigman photo - her work dates from the first half of the 1900s.
Alice raises herself on Makar's cross, with an expression of anguish, emphasising the tight, vertical composition between earth and sky. The naked figure kneeling behind her pours water into the ground. In allegorical terms, she represents the source of a spring, and the water being denied to Alice is emblematic of life.
The scene is presented in monochrome to give the impression of an old photograph, and Bronnikov's painting, which dates from 1878, is reproduced in high contrast to provide a dark background. All components are neatly blended to produce a dramatic image. Nice work, Jolly!
And is it possible to find alice crucifixion with the real sound tape
When i got the subscription it wasn’t the case
What do you mean by "real sound tape"?
On the site http://www.cruxdreams.com/, the sound is not drowned out by music.
Happy Birthday Alice 13 May 2024 - 36 years old today
(Image hosted on DeviantArt Sta.sh. Full size picture - https://www.deviantart.com/stash/017xyda7gfn0 )
In last year's birthday celebration, we looked at Alice's involvement in a costume shoot from 2014. This year's picture is a Cruxton-themed manipulation, referring to the earlier kind of costume sessions which were posed for Rigin and Rylsky. The background is an interior of Lanhydrock House, a seventeenth century country house with Victorian additions, near Bodmin in Cornwall. Since the estate once belonged to the local priory, and the kitchen has already appeared in earlier manips by Wragg and myself, it seems suitably qualified to represent Cruxton Abbey.
Alice wears the dressing gown which features on the cover of the 'Mirror' series by Vadim Rigin. 'Mirror' is proving to be an elusive series, so if anybody finds it, please let me know. The same dressing gown is visible, folded on the arm of the sofa in Rigin's 'Hostel' series (but not worn during shooting) indicating that both series were shot consecutively, in the same location. Also visible on the sofa is Alice's floral blouse which she wore during the Amour Angels session for 'Calmness' and 'Wild Coast' by Peter Chupurov.
A third item of clothing observed on the sofa (but not worn) in 'Hostel' is the blue nightgown which Alice wore during the 'Olga' session, indicating yet again that all of these series were shot back-to-back by Rigin.
A further item of identifiable clothing appears in the form of a shirt worn by Alice in Rylsky's 'Backstage Volume 15'. I believe Alice borrowed this from Rylsky to keep warm following a wet shoot (specifically Metart's 'Presenting Alice') since the garment was also worn by Freya, who posed in three Rylsky sessions with Alice, and it is much too big for either of the girls.
In three of her series, Alice wears a revealing, black lace blouse, trimmed with black fur. This can be seen in 'Crush' and 'Domain' by Rylsy, as well as 'Wonderer' by Rigin.
In the latter Rigin series, she wears her blouse with the same lace panties which appear in Rylsky's 'Attitude'.
Not only did she wear the same panties in the 'Wonderer' and 'Attitude' sessions, but she also wore the same shoes. A different pair of golden shoes appears in two further series - again by Rigin and Rylsky - respectively, 'Honey' and 'Drops'.
Similar observations apply to items of jewellery which Alice wore in multiple sessions, and which certainly belonged to her, but we shall leave those for exploration in a future post.
In the latter Rigin series, she wears her blouse with the same lace panties which appear in Rylsky's 'Attitude'.
Not only did she wear the same panties in the 'Wonderer' and 'Attitude' sessions, but she also wore the same shoes. A different pair of golden shoes appears in two further series - again by Rigin and Rylsky - respectively, 'Honey' and 'Drops'.
Similar observations apply to items of jewellery which Alice wore in multiple sessions, and which certainly belonged to her, but we shall leave those for exploration in a future post.
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Now lose the undies!!!Similar observations apply to items of jewellery which Alice wore in multiple sessions, and which certainly belonged to her, but we shall leave those for exploration in a future post.