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I know, just know, she wants me . . . but I am married. Seriously, a very sexy pose with no nudity involved. If it was mine, however, I would take out the tattoo (forefinger on right hand) with Photoshop. Then I would take her home to meet my mother. Ha ha

An abandoned motel room in Thompson Springs, Utah. It was

obviously inhabited at one time.

Thank you, Line. I felt the weeds and open gate would walk you into the small abandoned home - hence the composition.

Thanks, Lex. It really stuck me as bizarre. This is from an "abandoned" town called Thompson Springs, Utah. And yes, someone actually lived here for awhile. Homeless? Emotionally unstable? Who knows.

This photo reminds me so much of the deadly black widow. Great photo with a ton of emotion.

Very frightening . . . but a great photo!

I love this shot but I am a little disturbed by the lean on the left side. Have you tried PS CS6 or something to fix it . . . or do you like it this way?

Great - as usual Rene. However, her black under-ware is a little distracting for me. It kind-of messes up a totally awesome mood. I love the lighting and the room. I will be looking for a series here. :) The light seems to balance so well!

Nice find and wonderfully done!

Well, I like it! I can't help but wonder if I would like it better vertical? I enjoyed your mixture of techniques. It works.

Wow. Takes me back when I was under for around 2 minutes - looking for the bottom in order to find up. Kinda-like being in a giant washing machine. Great surfer shots!

Your equine images are as good as any I have ever seen - including world famous Robert Vavra! http://www.robertvavra.com/ Your work is truly amazing - and I don't say that lightly.

The child died before the age of 1. These are the ghosts of the

relatives who often gather to mourn the loss.

Flight! Taken in a very old abandoned hospital - and later a ward for

the mentally ill.

Striking use of color, composition, and strange unrelated objects (like a telephone). I love the image.

Thanks, folks. By the way, the eyes are real but you would need a full size print (16" x24") to see them.