Here’s a great photo from photographer Paul Jobes, with piercings by the Skin Seamstress herself, Zombieprincess. It looks like she threaded the end of the feathers into the ends of the play piercing needles, giving the model, Raeven Irata, the look of a fallen angel with broken wings.
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3 responses to “Lost on the Edge of the Wasteland”
Any idea where the photo was taken? The background is intriguing.
this was my favourite pic from the shoot 🙂
it was taken at an abandoned/burned down hotel near West Auckland in County Durham, England which used to be called “The Otter Hotel”. I think there are lots of UrbEx photos of it around online if anyone would like to see more – and more from this shoot on my facebook page (linked above) and more of Paul’s photography work (not just body mod stuff, lots of nature and UrbEx) is available at http://www.eyesofjobe.com
awesome photo!