Spank my naughty ass!

[marynightshade]

That's the title of the first attachment-it's based on a painting by Soryama...although it's more genteel than the original. "Wardrobe Malfunction" was started well before Janet Jackson's infamous Super Bowl moment-however, it was only after that event that I started using it as a title...it's from a b&w photo of Rita Hayworth in "Salome", or "Gilda", or some such movie.

 

[Sicilian24]

That's the title of the first attachment-it's based on a painting by Soryama...although it's more genteel than the original. "Wardrobe Malfunction" was started well before Janet Jackson's infamous Super Bowl moment-however, it was only after that event that I started using it as a title...it's from a b&w photo of Rita Hayworth in "Salome", or "Gilda", or some such movie.

Awesome artwork, love it!!!

 

[marynightshade]

Spanked

Glad you liked them. This one shows I'm not a "one-trick-pony": it's called "River of Poison", which is what the natives of whatever African country the photo was taken in call it-it's from a book by Wade Davis, author of "The Serpent and the Rainbow". I was fiddling with the contrast, which allows me to darken an image using either "Brightness" or "Midtone" in Microsoft Photo Editor-which is different than the commands on Photobucket, and the various libray scanners refer to Greyscale, Chroma, Weft...I'm not sure if that last one is right or not.

An alternate title: The Book of Storms. I was looking thru a book about weather, there were lots of nice photos of storms...

A couple of lines in a poem I was tryin g to write while using that title:

I'll make you feel my fire
And feed my storm

 

[sensual_woman]

lovely art work to say the least.

Emily

 

[LetsAllRimRobby]

That's the title of the first attachment-it's based on a painting by Soryama...although it's more genteel than the original. "Wardrobe Malfunction" was started well before Janet Jackson's infamous Super Bowl moment-however, it was only after that event that I started using it as a title...it's from a b&w photo of Rita Hayworth in "Salome", or "Gilda", or some such movie.

Nice.