Some lovely stage shots from my routine at the early Halloween "Trick or Tease" show by Clumsy Cabaret at Tiny Rebel Cardiff, taken by Rhys Jones Ply.
Some lo-res candids that were originally to be included in my Fallout-based set "Atom Bomb Baby". Alas, they had to be removed as I mistakenly thought I that could include "extras" as long as no-one was recognisable (to wit the photographer playing the raider, and my lovely GF playing the merchant). While I did include emergency captions to fill in the story in the (now severely edited) set, some may be curious to have a sense of how we'd originally intended it to be seen. However, the lesson for the future is definitely to be less ambitious in my weird concepts.
From a recent shoot by Peter Jones (https://modelfol.io/Gillott).
Some of my favourite shots from an Ophelia shoot I did this spring with the amazing, lovely, and totally mad Chucker Badger (who did my "Dalek Hunting" set). This was inspired by the famous Preraphaelite painting by John Everett Millais, and was photographed at Castle-upon-Alun in South Wales. In spite of the heatwave at the time causing the formerly vivacious stream there to be mostly dried up on arrival, we managed to find a spot further upstream that was still deep enough for me to get all wet and corpsified. Spot the glaring anachronism if you can ... I need to choose a couple of images from this set to add to my portfolios, so please feel free to name your favourites if any stand out for you. xxx
Just three snaps taken by my lovely girlfriend in her hotel room, very impromptu. I wasn't going to post them, but there's been some rather nasty body-shaming on this site today, and it's Pride season anyway, so what the Hell?
The last #lockdownlewks challenge of the year from my burlesque group was themed "Toytown". Not that I know anyone who wanted a creepy clockwork catgirl clown under their Christmas tree, but here we somehow are.
Burlesque legend Flossie Smalls tasked us local performers to come up with #lockdownlewks for the theme of "Festive Fantasy". This was a broad enough concept that I felt comfortable being the predictable little Goth and digging up the corpse of Halloween for another quick jaunt... x