I just thought this photo from candycanegirl was really nice:
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11 responses to “Nice stretched lobe photo”
Very nice.
i love the way the frame on the mirror works the same as the eyelet frames her face.
At first I thought that was two different people, which I have to admit would be cooler, but this is still pretty damn awesome. It’s a gorgeous photo.
On another note, I love her eyebrows.
That is an incredible angle! Great work.
it looks like an angel….
thas just such a great picture!
Ha ha ha….it reminds me of a picture i took of my shadow. You could see the stretched lobes clearly defined in the shadow, since I was wearing tunnels.
i also thought it was too different people.
AWESOME SHOT:)
if you look at her main picture on her page, her lobe looks pretty damn pissed off. a year [ or maybe under ] to stretch from 8mm – 30mm.. not the best way to go..
I really like the look of the tighter ring through the tunnel.
my lovely friend Jolene