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Victim's Eye View
- Thread starter Eulalia
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malins
Stumbling Seeker
I've never seen the scene painted that way
But I do guess my view would be a bit less controlled. Could I hold my head that straight? Wouldn't there things obscuring my vision, blood and sweat and dirty, matted strands of my hair (unless hacked away for humiliation), wouldn't my eyelids be half swollen shut, wouldn't I see blurred, and sparks and shadows for lack of air, as I either struggle for breath, or waste what I have for screaming...sebastian
Thank you!
For some reason Eulalia also think the middle is the best!
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Tree
It's some amateur crucificador, wanting to pick up your space, Tree.
I would send Gunner and Bull, to have a "friendly" conversation with him.
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Good advice, TC!!!
sporus
Executioner
I'm opening this thread with the idea that we don't see a great many images
showing a 'victim's eye view' (or, for HangingTree's benefit, 'malefator's eye view
what a crucified woman sees - as she reaches her Golgotha, as she lies on her cross
to be nailed, as she's being raised, as she hangs there...
looking down, my slowly heaving, sweat-soaked, scourge-scarred breasts,
my nailed feet, blood trickling down the upright to the stony soil, the weeds, the bones;
looking to one side, my stretched arm, my poor, nailed wrist, my fingers clutching futilely;
looking up, the crows, the vultures, the blinding sun...
I know Crucificateur's given us some views like that,
I think I've seen some by the likes of Damian, Jedakk, Skating Jesus...?
There may well be more - please will anyone who's got any such images post them here? Thanks.
And if any of our brilliant artists are promptd to create new
'victim's eye views', that would be even better!
And, although this thread's in the Crucifixion area,
we don't rule out 'victim's eye views' at the whipping post, on the rack,
in the cage... any where a girl (maybe a boy) is suffering, or is about to suffer -
I think 'victim's eye views' in such situations are even rarer.
And writing too would be welcome - words that express not just what the victim sees,
but what she feels with her skin, what she hears, what she smells, the taste in her mouth...
It's an invitation to artists and writers to empathise, imagine yourselves in the suffering girl's skin,
and to image collectors to burrow in the picture-hoards and bring up exciting treasures.
This is a good exemple of victim´s view on a bsdm party
Loxuru
Graf von Kreuzigung
A few months ago, I posted a series of pics on the thread 'other forms of execution', of four women being condemned to death by hanging upside down. The last pic showed their view, in a stage when blood rush to their head had already started damaging the blood capillaries in their eyes, affecting their view. It seems appropriate here too.
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That's an inventive idea, Loxuru.
link to Loxuru's post in 'Other Forms...'
http://www.cruxforums.com/xf/threads/other-forms-of-execution.1331/page-121#post-183934
it provoked a bit of discussion on the effects of hanging upside-down,
and why little girls love doing just that.
http://www.cruxforums.com/xf/threads/other-forms-of-execution.1331/page-121#post-183934
it provoked a bit of discussion on the effects of hanging upside-down,
and why little girls love doing just that.
Jackie1111
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ascanio
Sculptor
My small contribution to the discussion.
Certainly a crucified girl will see very little of her body, given the position in which she is located.
Here are:
the scene view in the distance.
the scene view from the top.
the scene view by performer.
(with a little more zooming for put in evidence te correct position of the victim eyes)
the scene view of the crucified girl.
She only see the tip of her breast.
I wanted to give a blur to the image to simulate her blurred vision.
The camera is correctly positioned on the eye pointing to the face of her crucifier.
Certainly a crucified girl will see very little of her body, given the position in which she is located.
Here are:
the scene view in the distance.
the scene view from the top.
the scene view by performer.
(with a little more zooming for put in evidence te correct position of the victim eyes)
the scene view of the crucified girl.
She only see the tip of her breast.
I wanted to give a blur to the image to simulate her blurred vision.
The camera is correctly positioned on the eye pointing to the face of her crucifier.
you know RR?
Xena and Gabriel in one of their last movie-partsGreat post T-C! Right on topic
not only the face....................................I see