The Worms Crawl out
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Model is Jennifer aka Jayla with
real live wormsYes, because she's so awesome she came up with this idea.
I couldn't help but submit this...
there is a series and a concept to this.
But I'm too lazy at the moment to put them up together.
It's a before and after concept.
The first portion is images of the model mourning at a graveyard, this second portion is her being buried alive.
Hopefully I'll get around to putting up a diptych or something
of the different images together, the whole process that is.
This was a really fun photo shoot. And one of the messiest I have ever done, EVER. My studio was a mess afterwards. We brought mud and dirt inside and intended to use cardboard as a coffin like, underground effect with the mud on it... but the cardboard ended up so damp that it wouldn't stand up properly. I worked with it anyways. But she was a complete mess afterwards and I had to
help her pick all the worms out of her hair and out of her clothes afterwards.I'll put a mature content filter on this so as not to offend anybody this time.....
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The rest of this series:
[link][link][link]©opyright me and the model 2008
No worms were harmed in the making of this
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Katerina423 for the DD!!!!
Thank you everyone for viewing!
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thank you!
The tight composition is perfect and the dull lighting works beautifully, reminding me of defused moonlight seeping in.
I am very impressed with your model's fortitude to allow live worms to slither in her eye sockets and her facial expression can't be anything else but entirely real - it's the worm crawling in[out?] of her mouth that really does my head in.
Apologies that this isn't much of critique because basically I can't fault this image. Composition, lighting, perspective, tones - all working together in an incredibly powerful and very creepy image.
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