Covered in Honey: Photos by Blake Little
Published Mar 11, 2015
“Preservation” is a new series by photographer Blake Little, featuring models of different ages, races and genders covered in honey.
“After pouring buckets of honey onto the models, Little allows the substance a moment to flow and dribble. The viscous goo cascades from its forms and creates long, elegant drips that both exaggerates and elongates the figures’ poses. Since honey is a shiny liquid, it encases the bodies so that while we still see the people, they are often unrecognizable as the glossiness diffuses the finer details. Watch the video below to see how the images were created (this contains some nudity).”
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