Washedup Tranny Wreck Shoot I was in

[Kazooie]

Obv. not my own picture, but don't I look just like a old prostitute?

 

[CAP]

You look like you might have seen one up close.

Interesting though. Not my cup of tea.:scratch:

 

[limr30 3]

Actually, you look more like an older socialite who used to be the "It" girl, the life of the party, and she tries to still be that but everyone has already moved on except for her, so now it's just sad.

Those clothes are far too conservative for a prostitute.

 

[runnah]

Actually, you look more like an older socialite who used to be the "It" girl, the life of the party, and she tries to still be that but everyone has already moved on except for her, so now it's just sad. Those clothes are far too conservative for a prostitute.

Working girl meets skid row?

 

[terri34 6]

I wish the shoes were showing here! They'd definitely help us figure out prostitute vs socialite.

Love the pose, though, the hand in the hair is fabulous!

 

[Derrel]

This so-called tranny wreck shoot's shot is like a train wreck in many ways...it's just...so...well...you know, like a train wreck.

Can't-not-look!

Agree with terri, the shoes would be a nice detail. The green eye makeup is the thing I find the most fascinating, although that very ODD orange, patterned dress...wow, I have no idea where you could have snagged that. The composition is kind of weak, the framing with the feet clipped off, and the garbage can as the central-area's most prominent feature, then those rails with the anti-skateboarding thingies, and then Our Little Kazooie all dolled up in orange-orange-orange ensemble with faux pearls and that chic jacket and green eye makeup...wow...this shot is just so "anti-" in its entire aesthetic, in every aspect. Not quite socialite, not-quite prostitute, not-quite call-girl, not-quite escort...

 

[tirediron]

Huh... colour me surprised! I expected pictures of the gear box out of an '89 Plymouth Voyager!

 

[Kazooie]

I am offended

 

[snerd]

To quote a line from Seinfeld, where the arty couple bought a portrait of Kramer, the husband is viewing and tells his wife, paraphrasing, "It sickens me! But, I can't look away!"

:mrgreen:

 

[Derrel]

To quote a line from Seinfeld, where the arty couple bought a portrait of Kramer, the husband is viewing and tells his wife, paraphrasing, "It sickens me! But, I can't look away!"

:mrgreen:

YEAH, that's what I meant when I wrote, "Can't-not-look!" That was a great episode of Seinfeld. Who here will admit to having bought the poster of the 'portrait of Kramer'?

 

[table1349]

It could have been Worse.