Photo gallery : Shadow puppet

Through a dimly lit fabric, the photographer finds himself witness of a fantastic theatre : several striptease scenes, following the imagination of the model Topics : English

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A multi-scenes striptease takes place through a dimly lit piece of fabric, a shadow puppet theatre, producing fantastic artistic nudes.

This pretty discreet model let herself go this time : you should have seen her turn, laugh and use accessories, for me almost without having to direct her ! A spectacle you can now benefict, which will stay in my head for a long time.

- Quiet (shadow) ©AbsurdePhoton -

- Before the rain (shadow) ©AbsurdePhoton -

- Ombre-elle ©AbsurdePhoton -

- Challenging (shadow) ©AbsurdePhoton -

- Sun of China (shadow) ©AbsurdePhoton -

- Dancer (shadow) ©AbsurdePhoton -

- Unveiled flower (shadow) 0 ©AbsurdePhoton -

- Unveiled flower (shadow) 1 ©AbsurdePhoton -

- Unveiled flower (shadow) 2 ©AbsurdePhoton -

- Unveiled flower (shadow) 3 ©AbsurdePhoton -

- Unveiled flower (shadow) 4 ©AbsurdePhoton -

- Desert (shadow) 1 ©AbsurdePhoton -

- Desert (shadow) 2 ©AbsurdePhoton -

- Undressed (shadow) ©AbsurdePhoton -

- The water flea (shadow) ©AbsurdePhoton -

- Got it all off (shadow) ©AbsurdePhoton -

- Stretching (shadow) ©AbsurdePhoton -

- To the river (shadow) ©AbsurdePhoton -

- After the bath (shadow) ©AbsurdePhoton -

- Spinning (shadow) ©AbsurdePhoton -

- Burst of laughter (shadow) ©AbsurdePhoton -

- Train (shadow) ©AbsurdePhoton -

- Head thrown back (shadow) ©AbsurdePhoton -

- A quick look (shadow) ©AbsurdePhoton -

- Succubus (shadow) ©AbsurdePhoton -

- Sunbathing (shadow) ©AbsurdePhoton -

- Cabaret (shadow) 1 ©AbsurdePhoton -

- Cabaret (shadow) 2 ©AbsurdePhoton -

- Cabaret (shadow) 3 ©AbsurdePhoton -

- Moonwalk (shadow) ©AbsurdePhoton -

- After the rain (shadow) ©AbsurdePhoton -

- Singing in the Rain (shadow) ©AbsurdePhoton -

- Cabaret (shadow) 6 ©AbsurdePhoton -

- Cabaret (shadow) 7 ©AbsurdePhoton -

Talent, like beauty, to be pardoned, must be obscure and unostentatious.

Marguerite Gardiner