This is certainly something you don’t see every day.
Ear project by Karla “Pinky” Grimes from No Regrets Tattoo and Body Piercing in Champaign, IL.
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This, ladies and gentlemen, is Adhara. She’s a member of the Lotus Dance Studio Troupe, a tribal belly dancing group, and recently performed at Camelot Days 2010 in Florida. Not only do we have a couple of pictures of her, but after doing a quick google search I was able to track down the performance where the photos were taken.
Skip to 1:45 to see Adhara’s performance
Now the markings on her face are just paint, but her labret, industrial, nostril, and other piercings are real.
Rachel (aka Snake Woman) has sent in yet another series of pictures that showcase just how great the BMEGirls tag can be. This time around she’s showing off her half-sleeve by Frank Pirrone.
There’s one more photo to check out, so keep on reading.
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A few months back Jen posted a picture that got more than a few mouths watering. Well it turns out the young man in that image, IAM: Arseniy Andersson is so much more than a pretty face. While we all appreciate his modelling pictures, back at home in St. Petersburg, Russia he is also known for being a piercer and performance artist. I’m not entirely sure of the story behind these images, but from what I can tell Arseniy threw the hooks for what appears to be some form of photo/video shoot.
Of course the question is, was the chessboard part of the shoot, or was it just something being used to kill time? Photos of suspensions always seem to capture such fantastic moments. I suppose when you know the subject isn’t going to be going anywhere, the photographer can really set themselves up for a beautiful picture. So while it may be a couple suspended tandem over a stream, or a good looking guy playing chess while in an abandoned warehouse, the opportunity for an interesting image is always present.
Keep on reading to see a closeup of the man playing black.
If you want to check out more great images of people suspending, head on over to the suspension galleries and check them out.
While you do that, here’s a question to ponder: If you could do any activity while suspending, what would it be?
So, the little devil is off on a lunch break, I guess? Pfft. “No rest for the wicked,” my ass.
(Photo from Joakim at Tribe Piercing in Gothenburg, Sweden.)
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