I hate to be gross but with inspiration from the jersey shore episode in reference to the dirty hamster Angelina it looks like a used pad I would call it aunt flow
I have to agree with MissDaubenmire, it does look like a used pad. However, in the sense of art it is a little interesting, I mean I wonder what the story is behind it. And what the hell wzs the photographer thinking about. What other pictures may have been preceeding or following this one? I kind of intrigued by the story the photo may of may not have.
Maybe for instance, the photographer was at a crime scene and this rag, is what the victum used to stop their bleeding, or on the other side of the totem pole, its the rag the murderer used to wipe off the weapon and the crime scene Personal found it in a dumster near the scene of the crime!
I hate to be gross but with inspiration from the jersey shore episode in reference to the dirty hamster Angelina it looks like a used pad I would call it aunt flow
ReplyDeleteI have to agree with MissDaubenmire, it does look like a used pad. However, in the sense of art it is a little interesting, I mean I wonder what the story is behind it. And what the hell wzs the photographer thinking about. What other pictures may have been preceeding or following this one? I kind of intrigued by the story the photo may of may not have.
ReplyDeleteMaybe for instance, the photographer was at a crime scene and this rag, is what the victum used to stop their bleeding, or on the other side of the totem pole, its the rag the murderer used to wipe off the weapon and the crime scene Personal found it in a dumster near the scene of the crime!
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I looked at this earlier and had the same reaction. However, I was seeing these perfectly even lines and I finally realized what it is
ReplyDeleteI think I would call it something like, "Direct Hit: or how to shop till you drop"
(I just did a Google search on his name to confirm that is what I thought it was.)
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ReplyDeleteI would call it "Blood Stained".
ReplyDeleteI think it is an interesting perspective on what discount superstore shopping has done to the American marketplace.