Well it’s sort of… isn’t it?

You really must stop poking your camera in other peoples windows, it’s not nice is it. You must allow people their privacy and dignity.

It looks like someone has lost their cherry in that bath, and I wonder if her left foot knows what her right foot is doing?

A very untidy couple. Next time try poking your camera into one of the ‘posh’ house windows, like I do with my binoculars, oops!

The moral of this video is surely, if you live in a shop window, don’t lose your head,

Ok. So it’s art, kind of reminds me of the early sixties, darn it! Now I’ve given my age away.

Psst, want to know something? I love this video, I like the soft framing and the momentary breaks, personalising a work of art that is on public display, almost a signature. The soundtrack fits the video perfectly too.

Thanks for sharing Maria.

this was really interesting to watch. ;-)

Love the naughty scene with perfect music. What kind of place is this? and where in the city?
Nice work :)

i keep thinking there's a murder scene about to happen watching this. that and now i yearn for a cupcake.

happy times?

Okay I love chet, but the dismembered lovers?

Visualy attractive moment :)
'Let's get lost': lost something Maria? Were you in search of some heads?

I like this surrealist "installation"!

Oooo very sexy ;) very easy to get lost in :D

You really have the knack of spotting 'it'. Powerful discovery shots. I couldn't quite make out the three small objects on the exercise scale before the camera tracks in on the feet. One looks like an elephant shape. Or am I getting 'lost' ?

hehehe thanks Patrick. No -you did not get lost lol you may be the only one that found them. They are all baby elephants, - completely drenched in FX- sitting on the the exercise machine. I believe there are ski boots there as well. My guess is that they decided to skip the exercise - or go for the "other" physical activity to burn off that romantic dinner. Thanks for stopping by - glad you enjoyed.

Gorgeous choice of subject, well captured and photographed. Superb musical choice too. The sound/image pairing reminded me a bit of the final music cue in the horror flick, "Jeepers Creepers" (if you've seen it you know what I mean, if not, don't bother). The only thing I'd have liked better is if the headless aspect had been hidden somewhat until later in the work, and similarly, the choice of early shots kind of tells you right away where you are (Outside, on the street, looking in a store window). Later shots in the work obscure the location a little bit and I prefer a little more mystery (the still preview image hides the subject very well, even with what it shows). Referring again to later shots, I get very intimate with the set, something I'm not able to do in the early shots, because I'm so aware of the glass between me and the objects being photographed. If I became aware of the glass later, I'd more likely experience a pang of unfairness or surprise at how different the thing is than I originally imagined.

Just some thoughts.

Is this in the city?