I read the sign that said “no ticket no ride”, but never imagined the penalty for getting on anyway and getting caught would be public humiliation. Was that in the fine print somewhere?
If only you hadn't forgotten your glasses...Was that in the fine print somewhere?
Don't worry! The bus company will start a warning campaign about the consequences of driving without a ticket. That pic of you, crucified, will be displayed on posters at bus stops, on the buses, in the subway,... to show what will happen! In the future, no more excuses to forget your ticket!I read the sign that said “no ticket no ride”, but never imagined the penalty for getting on anyway and getting caught would be public humiliation. Was that in the fine print somewhere?
Excellent expression! There is a beautiful starkness in the apparent simplicity of this image. A single figure, on a cross, with the background nicely defocused. One is forced to focus directly on her, which brings out the immediacy of her agony and shock. It needs no further figures or other elements to tell the basic story.
I cannot identify the model for this dramatic, arena crux portrait. If she is a composite figure, the surgery is of very high quality, and not apparently composed of multiple sections. She is presented in a shallow depth of field, separating the subject from the defocused spectators. Isolated on her cross, the treatment of fine details ensures a convincing effect, including the wood grain texture and the rusty nails. The subdividing trickles of blood indicate a freshly suspended subject.
Thank you Bob - the cross, of course, supplied by your good self!I cannot identify the model for this dramatic, arena crux portrait. If she is a composite figure, the surgery is of very high quality, and not apparently composed of multiple sections. She is presented in a shallow depth of field, separating the subject from the defocused spectators. Isolated on her cross, the treatment of fine details ensures a convincing effect, including the wood grain texture and the rusty nails. The subdividing trickles of blood indicate a freshly suspended subject.
Jollyrei has commented on the convincing facial expression, with the head turned through ninety degrees to observe the nailed wrist. If the expression has been created using the warping or smudging tools, the effect is very subtle. The ambient lighting is consistent throughout the scene, and the background assumes a blurry kind of abstract, decorative quality. The enthusiastic gestures of anonymous hundreds contribute a nightmarish atmosphere in which contemporary details are not apparent.
This is a very fine example of a crux manip and altogether nice work, Wragg!
Indeed, particularly her look is well done! As if she realises just now what happened to her!
Yes, we can have those off her laterIndeed, particularly her look is well done! As if she realises just now what happened to her!
But she has no reason to complain : they allowed her to keep her belly- and ear buttons, so she made up looks well on her cross!
Someone else with encyclopedic knowledge!Time to do a semi-Bob. I was looking through my raw material folder and found this.
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Seeing potential is part of the job, doing what is needed to create that vision is the rest. Nice work Wragg old boy.
The problem of the hidden right wrist was indeed well solved!Someone else with encyclopedic knowledge!
She was almost perfect, cable ties instead of great thick ropes. A bit low res, and with a copper in the way of her right wrist, but not bad.
Rather a bit unearthly, that landscape, and mysterious (including the lady's presence).On the occasion of the Lovely Lily's birthday, I thought I'd take her to the seaside!
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The weather's a bit, well, British, but Lily never lets a little thing like that rattle her!
Thanks Lox, yes, I was trying to a) use one of @E-DigitalFantasy's monochrome images of Lily, and b) to depart from my usual 'girl on a stick' style!Rather a bit unearthly, that landscape, and mysterious (including the lady's presence).
Very thoughtful of you.On the occasion of the Lovely Lily's birthday, I thought I'd take her to the seaside!
Yes, it's all very well crafted - the lighting of the beach works well with the monochrome image to create a mood - beauty, foreboding, mystery.Rather a bit unearthly, that landscape, and mysterious (including the lady's presence).
We all have to branch out.depart from my usual 'girl on a stick' style!
Excellent, Indi... good manip - consistently lit, consistently sharp, plenty of action, and I do love this moment of helplessness!