It's dark & ugly & graphic & unflattering & exactly as it should be.
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| She doesn't see the knife. |
This story starts out just like an old 60's movie;
Where the College Boyfriend turns out to be Serial Killer. . .
& takes thrill in making his present day Girlfriend into his next victim.
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| Look out behind you! |
The victims of the story never seem to look behind themselves. . .
Leaving them vulnerable & kill-able.
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| No one can hear you scream |
The Killer has his victim chained to an old feeble chair in an old
& abandoned barn!
& abandoned barn!
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| The look of fear |
This particular photo creeped the photographer right out
& made me cry a little.
That look in my eyes, is the genuine look of fear!
No acting required for this shoot
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| Save yourself |
Taking away the killers sight makes him unsure of where his knife is pointed!
This defense tactic,
may end up saving your life!
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| Killers Revealed |
Finally a chance to see our killers face!
He doesn't look as terrifying anymore does he?
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Special Thanks to:
Photographer: Brian Podruzny (POD)
Photographer's Assistant: Tasha Halldorson
Behind the Scenes/Secondary Photographer: Zach Cherkaoui
& My Co-Model: Avery Knarr
06.04.2011
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This was a very different style of shoot for me.
It is the very first
& most amazing addition to my
"Dark Creations" folder of my Modeling Portfolio.
We were trying to re-create an old 60's college movie,
where the Boyfriend takes joy in making his Girlfriend his victim in his "Letterman" Jacket.
I was told that we would be using a dummy knife,
but when I got to on location. . .
there was a real, sharp, metal knife to be used as our prop.
I kinda have a fear of knives & have since I accidentally hurt myself at the young age of 7.
So there was a lot of trust & "Keeping it together" needed for this shoot.
I ended up actually shedding a few tears out of a legit fear
during this shoot.
I am very pleased with the outcome of this shoot,
the artists involved were amazing,
I did my own hair & make-up
(Morning Star Beauty - Hair Styling & Make-up Artistry)
& we just happened to find the perfect fitting dress at Value Village.
<3 Nica Stone
________________________________________________
This was a very different style of shoot for me.
It is the very first
& most amazing addition to my
"Dark Creations" folder of my Modeling Portfolio.
We were trying to re-create an old 60's college movie,
where the Boyfriend takes joy in making his Girlfriend his victim in his "Letterman" Jacket.
I was told that we would be using a dummy knife,
but when I got to on location. . .
there was a real, sharp, metal knife to be used as our prop.
I kinda have a fear of knives & have since I accidentally hurt myself at the young age of 7.
So there was a lot of trust & "Keeping it together" needed for this shoot.
I ended up actually shedding a few tears out of a legit fear
during this shoot.
I am very pleased with the outcome of this shoot,
the artists involved were amazing,
I did my own hair & make-up
(Morning Star Beauty - Hair Styling & Make-up Artistry)
& we just happened to find the perfect fitting dress at Value Village.
<3 Nica Stone
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