Futility

For Rossina Bossio. I've wanted to mention Rossina for a while, particularly with this picture which I did a while ago, and now seems the appropriate time to do so, as Rossina is leaving Flickr. I recommend anyone who has not seen Rossina's photographs or paintings to visit her website, or her Flickr stream, with Safe Search off, of course - as her reasons, as spelt out here, are strong words against what alot of us feel about this site, that I would like to flag up.

Edit: I certainly don't want to discourage Rossina from changing her mind and sticking on Flickr! ...but even if she does, unfair moderation remains as much of an issue.
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This image and its title describe, for me, the worst feeling about life - of how one chooses to spend their time which rapidly speeds along, and with what purpose... the recent Susan Boyle phenomenon encapsulates, for me, how gender practices play their role within that lifetime feeling of futility, aided by articles like these.

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Miss Aniela says:

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Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

sosij says:

:( *off to read up about her*
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

mr.alsultan says:

nice shot!! love the lighting!!
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

james stables says:

Great shot! Really lovely lighting.
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

chidleypop says:

I love the lighting on this, and your dress!
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

kanelongden says:

Wow, nice shot!!
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

tintinian says:

Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Empyrean Portraits & People - NO NUDE!!!(invite only) post 1 and, and we'd love to have this added to the group!
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

totoksks says:

beautiful, to say the least.......
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

"Oliver 62" says:

beautiful orange light
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

duygum says:

++
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

POOLEworks | roger says:

This is my most favorite image of all that you've ever uploaded.
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

Wuud52 says:

Cool composition and lighting.
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

sanaa h says:

this is incredible. the lighting and pose are perfect.
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

deSouzaLima says:

Cool face!!!
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

Tarrynb.Hutchison says:

profound
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

Miss Aniela says:

thanks!!!
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

analoca says:

interesesting lighting =)

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Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

steveo50 says:

I like it a lot................
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

t.Patrick [deleted] says:

Amazing light & shadow.
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

george d. franklin., says:

nice....
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

achuka says:

amazing light on the blue
such strong shadowing on the face

we need to persuade Rossina to stay, as we would do if you said you were going to leave
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

La Bella Sandra Photography says:

amazing colors...!
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

zeitℓoς says:

Hi, I'm an admin for a group called being is bewildering, and we'd love to have this added to the group!

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Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

Davide Vicenzi says:

Amazing!
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

Joel Bedford says:

Hey nice work...I like what you did with the processing very much. Keep 'em coming.

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Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

ATrenado says:

Magnífica toma, con ese colorido tan especial que has sabido conseguir.
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

Cencula says:

so far no one commented on what you actually said here!!!!!
I am amazed!!!!!!
anyway...

I HAVE read what you wrote here
and i HAVE seen what Rossina wrote too
I must say it made me immensely sad to see that happen but I understand her completely. She for one was a huge inspiration and I consider her to be one of those people that raise the bar a bit higher with every single upload. But to consider her content as unsuitable is ludicrous!!!! I can't help but think about all those creepsters that have far more unsuitable content (and that is putting it mildly) on their streams that are wide open (pardon the pun) for public. And yet they are not deleted not warned (probably) about their misconduct.

In the past few days I have seen many people announce taking a break/rest or leaving Flickr altogether and it is starting to make me feel somethign not so good is happening to this site. What is going on with Flickr is what I want to know?
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Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

Chiggs. says:

It is sad that Rossina has left Flickr on account on someone's stupidity. Rossina is a huge talent and worth supporting.
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

jl-lb.ms says:

Miss A, I agree with the comments above; it's a very compelling image that projects a strong sense of expression that does imply futility. I'm a bit perplexed at the reference to the Susan Boyle article. Is it that the media's shallow reaction to S.B. is the exemplar of what's wrong with the cultural view of women in art?

(Ok, pls excuse if I've just stated the obvious...)
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

Miss Aniela says:

@ jl-lb - hi again :) there's alot to say about the S.B. construction in general. I referenced it here within the context of futility, because of the hypocritical way society laughs (or is encouraged to laugh) at her lack of adherence to norms and practices... those practices (including, but not just, femininity) ironically are futile as they seem designed to feed self-hatred and dissatisfaction anyway...

@ Cencula - yes, it's enough of a shock to see certain of our flickr friends moderated, Rossina's moderation is particularly bewildering...

@ achuka - oh i would ask rossina to stay, but i know she has spent alot of time debating this with herself, so in this particular context i accept and respect her stance... however, she won't be closing down her account completely which is good. Of course, i'm also happy if rossina changes her mind and continues to use flickr ! :)
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

ξωαŋ ThΦt says:

Perfect light and position! To me, that does represents futility.
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

mattjennings65 says:

I like this very much...it has an almost Pre-Raphaelite quality to it.
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

Ricardo Carreon says:

This is fantastic. A wonderful image.
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

jhaskellus says:

Powerful emotional image. Lovely moody lighting and color. Great detail too. One of my favorites.
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

) Jason ( says:

Very beautiful, wonderful light, you look lovely :-)
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

Dragonize says:

Spectacular use of light and color! Your expression really supports the title and the feelings you expressed so eloquently about the "loss" of a fellow artist, without detracting in the slightest from the beauty of your features. Magnificent!
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

Natstravers says:

your idea just always brilliant
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

Lash in Virginia says:

I love the way the blue surrounds you, and the way the light focuses on your face. It draws my eye into the photo.

And it is sad about Rossina. I understand her response, but will miss her.
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

p.m.w says:

nice i love this
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

jestem zero says:

Nat, Large on Black does not appear to be working!
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

Marreategui says:

Fierita
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

natfly says:

it baffles me also that some people upload porn... (i am still shocked at this on a friends and family website! how do they not spot it?!) but yet someone like this artist can't upload her art?

BUH! still, nice blue miss, and your unimpressed facial expressions fit the description and comments. a look of "fer forks ache".
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

Elite Snapshots says:

Nice Shadows, good mood in this one.
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

oladios says:

Thank you about the link to work of Rossina , her work and posts made me think .
I like the paint quality of this sp , you seems more static lately :] To shoot in a harsh light wouldn't be easy - good work Nat .
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

BurgTender says:

Wow. Great work as always. Beautiful lighting and colors! I have so much to learn from you!!
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

mrs.valerielewis says:

The light and colors are inspiring...
If we all did like Rossina, maybe flickr wouldn't be that strict anymore... or it would be a collection of kitty cats and seagulls. I must admit, I didn't had her courage.
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

paladinsf says:

nice light hard look
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

Miss Lulu & The Teaspoon Shortage says:

really beautiful light! its a shame that they've done that to rossina, i had no idea a whole account could be censored like that!
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

prestonrittenhouse says:

Thanks for bringing this to light, and for your support of this great artist.
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

Arty Smokes says:

Nice light on the ruffles. Did you steal the deckchair off Brighton beach?
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Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

λL℮لλ₪Яλ says:

Absolutely sentimental and very deep, brilliant the very showy colors. Gorgeous work the one that you make
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

Nikon66 says:

Thank you for introducing us to Rossina's work. She is definately a wonderful artist.
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

brilliant girl [deleted] says:

I have mixed feelings about the article you linked to. While I can understand the frustration over the medias portrayal of the ideal image, we can not blame it all on the media. Afterall, it's human nature to be attracted to beautiful things and long before TV was invented, the pretty girl would always get the guy. Sure the enlightened mind should be able to see beyond the T&A but my experience has shown the enlightened mind to be a rarity. So for the author of that article, (Liz Jones) to go off on "Britain's Got Talent" judge Amanda Holden, by calling her "a woman with no talent at all other than to possess worryingly brown, spherical breasts and a curiously waxen face" says very little for Liz. If she's frustrated by the "ideal body image", she should at least not take it out on those who supposedly have that image. Afterall, it's not their fault anymore than it's not Susan Boyle's fault for not having it.
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

wmwrose says:

Thanks for providing this wonderful image and reference to Rossina - one of my favorite artists. Both of you were 2 of my first flickr contacts and friends and I'm saddened that she is leaving. Her art has influenced mine and I will continue to follow her progress as an artist on facebook and her website.
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

ccmak says:

i'm so enjoy looking ur photosssss...it so perfect.
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

Aaron Dinham says:

Great shot, Great light.
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

goron says:

Bossio's work is excellent, and it's a shame not to have it pop in my Flickr rss feed, but I can get the same via FB or simply by subscribing to her news page rossinabossio.com/news/

The only valid reason for flagging her work, I think, is that a lot of the pieces are paintings and Flickr is supposed to be about photography.... oh and video now.
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

The_Photo_Boy says:

cool shot!
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

:: cristal cosmico :: says:

Nice colors and composition. Well done!
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

cserban says:

So femininne! More sensual than 100 nudes!
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

~Werewolf~ says:

People stopping in to view works of Artists like Rossina (and Yourself) are included in the reasons why this site has become so popular.
Do they not see this?
Flickr's Chasing away talent is simply hurting themselves in the long run.

The Blue certainly suits the mood of the post, Natalie.
You look lovely as always.
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

Sabina R. says:

I like how your face expression corresponds to the painting of Rossina. The photo is beautiful ...
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

mmalaka says:

Wow ... Nice Shot my friend !! Excellent !!
Wonderful work
I wish you a fabulous day!
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

tonidelavela says:

My favourite photograph don't talk with me
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

incubusx says:

love the colours
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

RossinaBossioB says:

...

I'm speechless...
both for the photograph in itself, and the fact that you mentioned me...
♥

all I can say right now is thank you. a deep deep thank you.
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

miah. says:

Loooooove the light here!
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

Vicente Alfonso says:

really sweet! Beautiful sunlights!
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

Elle Moss says:

the color! the light! that glare! this is yummy :)

As for Rossina, I love her work so dearly. So sad to see her go.
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

Kirsty Mitchell says:

Rossina Is a dear friend of mine on here and is currently painting a commssion for me. Ive already written an essay under her fairwell picture, so i'll spare another outburst on here too! I guess i wanted to show my support for her, my frustration at flickrs ridiculous double standards of 'protecting' the public (when it openly allows pornography)........ and to say thanks for the article link. I actually wrote a letter of complaint to 'Grazia' magazine last month (supposedly a 'thinking womans 'glossy).. which published an article making Susan into a paper dress-up doll - so their readers could dress her up in something decent, as opposed to her current frumpy wardrobe.! It utterly disgusts me, grrrrrh!!

ok rant over!... :) x
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

Desirée Delgado says:

the light is really great!!!!!!!!!!!!
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

Why Not Studios says:

Thank you... and thank Liz...
for saying what needs to be said...
and articulating my thoughts.

Thanks to Rossina for standing true.
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

~Solarina says:

must be quick, must go to work, but cheers for the link to that article! Seriously great read, my hairs are on ends,

oh, and I actually adore this picture of you, I like slumpy grumpy frumpyness mixed with just plain shexiness!
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

Les Rho@des says:

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Please tag your photo: BlueRibbonWinner
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

...Sathiya says:

Awesome shot and great looks!
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

Juan Calderon says:

Magnificent shot my friend!
This is extremely beautiful!!
Congratulatıons.
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

Arty Smokes says:

I don't think the Daily Mail article was particularly profound, by the way. The "Femail" section of that awful paper is riddled with contradictions. On one page there will be an article about a woman surviving against the odds, and on the next will be one about the latest diet.
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

Z!KeepeR says:

Superb! 8) I love the light here.
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

Miss Aniela says:

thanks @ all!!

@ arty & brill girl

I agree that tabloids like that paper are riddled with contradictions, and I would never really applaud anything from those papers as particularly feminist or groundbreaking. Neither do I completely love the article to which I linked - hardly Naomi wolf material, it's got that bitchy tone necessary to make it entertaining enough for a tabloid, and when I first read it I thought it just went too far with the stereotypes it draws, and the general vitriol towards various people.

Beneath all that though, I like how it takes a moment out from life to analyse a kind of irony around the S. Boyle story, not just in terms of futile feminine practices but also with everything else about life that seems so boring and repetitive... buying food and cooking food and giving birth to 'ungrateful kids'.. yes a very exaggerated and Larkin-esque negativity towards life, but precisely how alot of us feel because we might no have other big problems in life, so the trivial things become more of a burden. I've had that feeling many times in life (which I'm not proud of - and only when something nasty or potentially nasty happens, do I/we get snapped out of it, to discover a new appreciation for just life itself).

@ brill girl - i think Liz was referring to Holden's botox and possible implants (ie. 'worryingly spherical' breasts)... hence the idea of Holden conforming to the ideal body image by getting surgery rather than having those looks naturally. Not that I think Holden should be held responsible for ideals of body image, but for me, as a symbol of those pressures, she fits well into the whole irony painted by Liz's article.

Editing and media representation aside (the way Holden enters stage like a svelte blow-up doll standing between Cowell and Morgan and always has her appearance referred to within the first few seconds of the show - elements that aren't necessarily her fault) I personally detest the way Holden stereotypes herself on that show with comments like 'I think I might climax this evening!' or 'I'd love to get up and kiss you but I might burst out of this dress'... that's as well as the fact that I consider both her and Piers Morgan absolute shit-talking plebs.

I removed the word 'profound' from my description though, to seem less misleadingly emotive about the article.
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mharoldsewell says:

Terrific posture, look, and light...
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

StafbulCZ says:

:) This is so cool!!! Very nice expression!

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Foto by Messina says:

Natalie...thank you for bringing the Flickr issue involving the censorship of Rossina Bossio to my attention. Prior to your statement I had never ran accross this very talented artist before. Her art (both photographic and painting) is abosultely fantastic and hardly warrants to be moderated by the Flickr censorship police. Though I have a hard time getting my head wrapped around the concept of censoring art, I have even a harder time getting my thoughts around Flickr's logic on this one. Thanks again for the heads-up, Natalie.

Michael (Foto by Messina)
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

yusuf_alioglu says:

Beautiful shot...
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

Richard Martin. says:

As mentioned in my email, well done on being a judge on Digital Camera's competition - what an honour!
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

brilliant girl [deleted] says:

I admit to never having seen the show so I have no idea as to what kind of character Holden portrays herself as, but if she's is as you described her, then I would tend to agree she is also guilty of portraying a superficial image by virtue of being that superficial image. It sounds like her motives are to provide men with the fantasy they want. Of course, the same could be said for me and my work. Afterall, it is my job to provide men with their fantasy. I just hope I'm smart enough to know when it's for work and when it's not. Actually, I know I'm smart enough. What I should ask myself is, am I smart enough to not let it affect my view of all men. So far, that's a tough question for me.

By the way, and I should have mentioned this before, it'll be an absolute shame if Rossina Bossio leaves flickr. Flickr deserves to lose one of it's stars though, especially after the patronizing attitude flickr gave her about setting filters. I fear though, that flickr has seen the money to be made from porn as there seems to be a greater proliferation of it. None the less, flickr should spend less time harassing the artists, and more time screening the perverts and pedophiles.

Love your photo also. :-)
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Arty Smokes says:

brilliant girl wrote: "It sounds like her motives are to provide men with the fantasy they want. Of course, the same could be said for me and my work."
That touches on some issues I'd really like to discuss with Natalie face to face, as I find the "reality" and the "persona" of people fascinating. One generally has to adopt a persona of sorts to achieve success. If I remember correctly, Amanda Holden has three A-grade A levels and I think she studied drama at Cambridge Uni. She is clearly not stupid. Indeed she used to be quite cool and was popular among "alternative" comedians. However, she long ago adopted the role of acid-tongued bimbette (lips and tits on legs, basically) in order to achieve some sort of fame/success, perhaps because she couldn't get taken seriously as an actor what with her natural looks. Unfortunately, I think she became so good at pretending to be a bimbo, that she actually became one!
Her story is just as sad an indictment, in its own way, of the way Susan Boyle is being treated by the media. Women - more than men - have always been forced into fitting one extreme stereotype: the Madonna/whore phenomenon. Women aren't "allowed" to blur boundaries, which is something that affects Natalie (facing the "contradiction" of being the photographer and the model and creating work that can be seen as both art and soft porn) and Rossina (likewise but with the added problem of working with canvas and pixels, as if a woman is incapable of doing both brilliantly!)
You rarely hear the phrase "RenaissanceWoman", unfortunately do you?

[I wrote more here about the believing the press and being coerced into who the tabloids/public want you to be, with reference to Rosie Hardy and Miss Aniela, but I've droned on long enough already and these words will likely prove to be futile!]
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ZLamperti says:

Pretty photo, I like it! :)
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

larry wfu says:

Great lighting and composition on the photo. You also bring up some important points, I really enjoyed Susan Boyles first appearance (I haven't seen any others) and feel sad for all the things that have happened to her. She seems a very genuine person thrust into an impossible situation. Thanks for the reference to Rossina, she is very talented.
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i can-on flickr says:

Nice bright colours and sexy look!
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Lemon_Yellow says:

I absolutely adore this photo - you looking very natural and and making use of your amazing beauty and the beauty of this light and the wonderful contrasting colours!
Now, I think that there are many people out there who appreciate Susan Boyle's incredible talent and gift for performing without paying much attention to her appearance - and whose appearance it is similar/dissimilar to etc etc. I think we are all guilty of noticing an apparent difference which only means that we are making the same considerations as those with these predjudices. The issue is her talent not her looks...and the two are not linked!

This may seem naive as I agree with brill girl that it is human nature to be attracted to beautiful things. We can however, all use our experience and wisdom to realise the flimsy nature of these values and have more sense to make a more rounded opinion

We need to look above these predjudices and we need to lok above this article - it's only mainstream and it's only one opinion and it is not the enlightened who write it!
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evaguein says:

I like a lot the calid light in this one.
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

palmsrick says:

the light is incredible and the blues are so vivid!
speak yo mind...you go girl!
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~2|{~ says:

Awesome shot....

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sclopit says:

you are very generous in promoting other people's work: that is a wonderful quality (your work is awesome too!)
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

marcellucray says:

Hi, I'm an admin for a group called worldlightning, and we'd love to have this added to the group!
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

cstgpa says:

I love your work and this is just another beautiful example
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

Marc Hathaway says:

Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Woman - A Photographic Definition, and we'd love to have this added to the group!
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

Snapies says:

nice emotion! but i cant tell if your mad or sad :D

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billposter says:

Great light...Cheer up mate!
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

crescentsi says:

Hi, I'm an admin for a group called New Renaissance, and we'd love to have this added to the group!

Thank you for this - futile is the word!!

Simon
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