Jan 05 10 pm Link. Jan 06 10 am Link. Brooklyn Bridge Images wrote: Is this it? That's the one It's amazing how malleable our memory is, I saw this photo a long time ago, the figure is the way I remember it but the setting is so different!
I had a vague memory of a very colorful almost glamorous interior of a chapel with awesome lighting and lots of cool luscious colors. I still love the photo, the contrast and the content but Jan 06 10 pm Link. He got some good ones, I agree I'm getting ready for a couple of religious-themed fetish photoshoots and I'd love to see some photos that just blows you away Share with me fetish photos, especially photos of nuns or models in robes, borqa, veil, etc, that you found impressive.
If you start doing fetish shots of Muslim women, especially with religious themes, your phrase "blows you away" may come to have a somewhat different meaning. Please return your seats to the full upright position, fasten your seatbelts, and extinguish all fuses and detonators. Page 5 Photographer wrote: If you start doing fetish shots of Muslim women, especially with religious themes, your phrase "blows you away" may come to have a somewhat different meaning.
And the people who think it is so 'edgy' are the ones who are hyper sensitive about anything directed at them. If you 'edgy' people have real balls do something with jewish or muslim women And the same 'edgy' people stage killer photo shoots of suicide, murder and violence, but if you ever had to see a real suicide or muder, your little noodle arms would rattle around shaking in you American Apparel Jackets.
Hipster dweebs. Best damn answer I've read in a while. That made me lol. DNO Jan 06 10 pm Link. Nuns enter an order with good intentions , so do police officers and politicians To me those who want to do something in life but are afraid of being "politically incorrect" or worry about what others might think are the ones who have no spine or balls , I shoot what I feel like and make no apologies , and yes , I have shot Jewish and Muslim themes and I'm still here.
