Where The Flesh Meets The Spirit World by SamTherapy

Poser • Fantasy • posted on Sep 08, 2003

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Description

Not entirely sure where this one came from, other than a conversation and listening to music. There *may* be some hidden meaning - there's usually some agenda or other with my pictures - but don't put money on it. The final image is composited from seven renders, chopped up and played with in Photoshop. My thanks to geralday for the Artists Studio, and ISOP for the pants suit worn by Stephanie. Lights and poses by me.

Comments (10)

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ilona

2:09PM | Mon, 08 September 2003

woooonderful concept Paul.. and you made the idea so clear.. perfectly done.. a top job.. perfect!

darwhin

2:50PM | Mon, 08 September 2003

could it be a reflection of his own spirit trying to break free to the other side maybe?

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KarenJ

2:53PM | Mon, 08 September 2003

This is really striking. I love the atmospherics. It definitely looks to me like the woman is trying to lure the man over to "her side".

Migs

3:48PM | Mon, 08 September 2003

Didn't you pay attention? There's probably no "hidden meaning." It's just a fantastic picture with great effects and great lighting.

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RNKarenER

8:09PM | Mon, 08 September 2003

I love it Paul!!!!

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tafsheep

2:31PM | Sun, 19 October 2003

my own thought here was...who is trapped where? it's clear, but you can slant to that view. that foggy effect is still a good'un and i rated it as the concept is surreal enough to be wierd. its like a wire framed cube...look one way you see one thing and the other way you see a different side

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SamTherapy

9:40PM | Sun, 14 December 2003

Taf, the pic is from my side, which I would regard as the "real" world, the Flesh world, as it were. I get your point about the perspective inversion, but for my purposes, the only "real" reality is the one you percieve directly. Oh, and they are both trapped. Even more so, now they realise she's wearing something she isn't entitled to. Ain't that right, C?

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