Bermuda Triangle

this is the best shoot from you congratulations

this model is asian no doudt

Laurie, I am more than happy to post the original for you to compare. I like both versions of this but the 'hot spot' is a little distracting.

 

Owl, I wouldn't know.... I can always ask.

 

Thomas, I have never flown over or sailed in or near the famous triangle. However, I do think thinking about this is infinitely better than thinking about any possible impending doom.

 

Owl, Thanks for suggesting the alternate title. I can't think of any myself. I will try.

 

Mark and Owl, Owl, Mark is most definitely twisted, you should ignore him otherwise you might split your sides laughing! Thanks guys!

 

Sandy, What can I say? Thanks for your supplements.

 

Fran, Personally I don't think this is my best shot, but if you like it I am happy.

 

Joe, You are correct.

 

Thank you all.

Before I read the caption and saw the larger image, I thought it was a zipper instead of a boat. Now I get it! Very creative, very funny! Keep at it, you have great talent and wonderful humor. Best, James

James, by your own admission you must be warped! Thanks my friend.... It is good to know there are others out there.

 

Seriously, I appreciate the sentiment.

"Sprained" might actually be a better term, but yes. You are not alone. Are you familiar with the work of Allan Teger? Check him out, I think you'll like the images... http://www.bodyscapes.com/

I am not familiar with the work you mention. I will check it out soon. Thanks.

I like the concept and all the attendant possiblities for wordplay, but personally I would have used a toy submarine.

I have to be honest with you and say I don't think a submarine would have worked. I am sure that submarines have been lost in the Bermuda Triangle but it is generally associated with ships and planes.

 

Thanks for the look and comment.

Ummm...I was thinking "submarine" more along the lines as an opportunity for more wordplay and mental imagery, rather than just a visual element...but maybe that's just my sort of off-center sense of humour coming into play.

there is a gentalman in the NYC area who does this type of work with the female figure by the name of Raymond Basteleone,have you seen any of his work,i think you might enjoy it. Joe B

I am not familiar with the work of the photographer you mention. Thanks for pointing me in that direction. I will be sure to watch out for his work.

dave!! i've never seen a possum with hair like that..

Very nice idea ;)