Amr

Lovely photo. I love photos that are able to show the harmony AND contrast of the human body with nature. Those roots/branches are really nicely treated.

I love body abstracts like this. Especially the first one.

Argyle

It WAS pretty cold

“Shadows on a Cold Morning”
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When it’s cold goosebumps make skin more textured. Texture is good in photos. Unless you are the textured person. In that case texture means you’re cold.
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With @pranamachine.bsky.social a couple of years ago with @venus_de_tierra (IG)

Sorry about that. The thing that is truly frustrating is that they never really tell you what you did “wrong”. So what’s the point of telling you about the standards when I bet that, strictly speaking, you are following them.

She did it to herself. I just took the opportunity to include it in the composition 🙂

“Scratched”
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Contrasts between soft human body and rough textures of rock are fascinating to me
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@viviancove.bsky.social

“Suppressed”
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Melding the bodyscape with plastic wrappings.
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It frustrates me that I want to iterate on certain shots. But I find myself having to reinvent the wheel in trying to figure out exactly what lighting modifier I used or where I placed or aimed the light.
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katlynlacoste.bsky.social

"Fitting the Curve"
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Rock textures and human textures conforming and contrasting
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@icelandicselkie (IG)on the California coast with @venus_de_tierra (IG)

“Island Under Sky”
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Juxtaposition of plastic and a body. Basically a bodyscape with just one plasticscape. (Btw… I made up that word in case you didn’t know.)
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With the amazing katlynlacost (IG) from a couple of years ago

Such a cool shot. I especially love the subtle glow on the right thigh.

“Surrounded”
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Juxtaposition of plastic and a body. Basically a bodyscape with a couple of plasticscapes.
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With the amazing katlynlacost (IG) from a couple of years ago

“Empower”
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More body stocking shenanigans with @viviancove.bsky.social and Frances.in.frame (IG) from a while back

“Deter”
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Playing with bodystockings with @viviancove.bsky.social and Frances.in.frame (IG)

“Together”
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Looking down on @viviancove.bsky.social and Frances.in.frame (IG)

Yes, I know what you mean

“Safety”
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With @viviancove.bsky.social and Frances.in.frame (IG)

“Hiding Against the Wall”
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With @katlynlacoste (IG) from a couple of years ago
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From ongoing “emerging” / “plastic strip” series.

Wonderful image!!

It seems to be an auto label for any nudity. So every time I post a photo I challenge the extra label of sexual and they always take that label off. It’s a pain in the butt but it is still a lot better than having the photo being called sexual and being taken down for showing a piece of a human body

That would be a wrong supposition 🙂

Lol… I’m in the same mode I’ve always been: first edit of older stuff mode.

Beautifully captured. Has an air of mystery to me.

“Mid-body Bodyscape”
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Just a simple gentle Bodyscape, as they should be, with the always great @viviancove.bsky.social

4 Bodyscapes between Plastic
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With @viviancove.bsky.social
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Although it confuses people when I say it, the reason that I like plastic sheeting is that it is organic. Or at least it generally moves in the light organically.

“Peering From The Shadows”
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A couple of years ago with @katlynlacoste
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I keep promising myself that I will finish culling and processing photos faster. But I guess that I won’t 😕
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Often, life is about looking out from the shadows into the light

The reason I didn’t go BW with it is that my style of BW is often contrasty/rough. So for softer treatments of bodyscapes I often just stick with the color as it is usually fairly monochromatic. Not a rule, a preference.
But thks for the comment because I will have to revisit these in the future.

“Slices of Body with Light”
Nos. 12 and 13
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with @earthy-eva.com
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One is color and one is black and white.

Which do you like better? And why?

“Swept in Chaos”
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With frances.in.frame (IG)
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Plastic in motion… well, not really cause it is just a blurred photoshop brush I made. But the idea came from plastic in motion which has a gentler smoother look.