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Published: 2018-11-30 20:32:15 +0000 UTC; Views: 228; Favourites: 10; Downloads: 0
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I love my reflected body in this...so voluptuous! I sometimes imagine that the mirror world is the real one and that our side of the glass is in fact the pale reflection....in which case I hope backwards me is enjoying her lovely curves!Photographer: Jaymes J.
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Much sexier than Alice in the Looking Glass.Β
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This is a lovely image. Looks painful on the elbows though.
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It wasn't comfortable on the elbows for sure...it's an odd pose really...it looks like I'm doing a plank exercise and reading a book (that someone's stolen) at the same time...but it's kinda cool as a frontside/backside at the same time sorta thing.
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Yeah I love the concept and the execution! I just can't imagine doing that on a hard surface. Carpet would be no problem but that wouldn't be very reflective lol
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Actually the biggest problem was the mirror getting foggy or marked from me lying on it...carpet woulda been better for that too!
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Lovely shot! I like the glimpse of your face--and the calm and relaxed expression on it--in the reflection.
And now you've got the Zhuangzi (or Chuang Tse) Paradox on your mind--he once dreamed that he became a butterfly, and for the rest of his life he could not figure out whether he really dreamed of becoming a butterfly or a butterfly had been dreaming of becoming him.
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I like that paradox...I've dreamed I'm many things...but never a butterfly.
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Guess you have to start with aΒ caterpillar...
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Very beautiful...but nope, the flesh and blood and soul and spirit and warmth are on this side of the glass in a magic realm called reality where wonderful curves like yours actually exist....Thanks.
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I'm not so sure. If you stare long enough at yourself in a mirror...like REALLY stare at your face, lock eyes with yourself and just keep staring...a weird thing happens and you can, after a while, see yourself as someone completely strange to yourself...like you don't recognise the person in the mirror. Seriously...try it.
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Certainly..I have always been a big fan of science fiction and fantasy and feel it is a huge rewarding pleasure to let your mind do a quantum leap into the magic unknown not to mention the sublime creative benefits one can often garner. I am fairly certain MOST creativity must come from these type of mental excursions. However; methinks the wise person always leaves a trail of cerebral breadcrumbs leading back to reality which may be stark but is the realm of possibility and productivity.....Β
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