From Enchantment To Down Thomas Czarnecki
Iiiiiiiiiiiiii don’t understand this at all. Granted I’m looking at in on a tiny screen. But I don’t get it haha plus who’s the one in red leaving the barn??
My friend and I have been talking about this for about 20 minutes now so let me conclude it with a little rant. First off, let me say that this is a stupid photoset. Is this another one of those sets that is trying to make me feel stupid for liking Disney, and that supposedly the women of Disney are nothing but damsels in distress. Because if so, dear sir, you clearly have not payed them much mind and need to go back and educate yourself on the characters.
- Clearly you haven’t done your research on the women of Disney or else you’d know that Little Red Riding Hood is not a Disney character. Dumbass.
- Pocahontas’ tattoo is on the wrong arm. It’s supposed to be on her right arm. Not her left. Stupid ass.
- Was Snow White’s costume bought from a Halloween store?
- Cinderella is still missing a shoe.
- Why are they all in weird places? When in Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs was she in a parking garage?
- Little Red Riding Hood is still not a Disney character.
- What’s with half of them laying in the same position? Why does everyone think that when people die that their bodies just naturally lay this way?
- And how did they all die? Where is the struggle? Where is the blood? If you’re gonna try to photograph ‘dead’ people at least be creative.
That’s really all I can think of for now other than it’s a failed attempt at trying to get a feminist point across :\
… are you fucking kidding me? Do people seriously get this worked up over dumb shit like this? Here, let me get worked up over her rant and rant about it in the same format it was done in:
- Clearly you haven’t done your research on the photographer or the project or else you’d know that Thomas Czarnecki did not state that each photo is on a Disney character. Dumbass.
- Who the fuck cares about which arm Pocahontas’ tattoo is on? Stupid ass.
- Does everything have to look straight out of the movie? Then where’s Ariel’s tail? And Genie isn’t just blue smoke!
- Cinderella lost one shoe at the ball and the other when she fell down the stairs.
- Why are you so concerned about the weird places? Do you remember the characters actually dying in the films?
- The photos are still not based specifically on Disney characters.
- What’s with this complainer getting all butt hurt about how the models are positioned? Why does everything have to nitpicked at when they should just appreciate the art and let it just be?
- How would you have done it, Miss I-Can-Do-So-Much-Better?
13- and 14-year-olds should not be as gorgeous as Elle Fanning and Chloë Moretz are. It’s just not fair.
Okay, maybe it’s just me, but Esprit’s “Make Your Wish” Christmas 2011-2012 campaign is kind of stupid. The message behind the campaign is a worthy one to spread, but I think they went about it all wrong. I found that most of photos don’t look genuine at all. Take this one for example—the impression I’m getting is that this guy (or Esprit) is going for the “Awwww, he’s such a nice guy!” factor. It annoys me to no end.
But then again, maybe it’s just me.
(Source: mensfashionworld)
Oh god, I just read through some old chat logs and I am so embarrassed at how embarrassing I am. TMI on EVERYTHING. I need to learn to stfu.
