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This intense and realistic spanking appears to be taking place on a raised, spotlighted circular stage. I wonder how many people are watching from behind the lights?
Picture is from this shoot (also featuring a humiliating jester’s cap!) at The Training of O.
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I think one of these would make excellent dungeon furniture. From the other side, it’s nothing but target…
Pictures via this shoot at Whipped Ass.
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It looks like it was punishment night in The Upper Floor “staff” dormitories the other evening:
Source: Service Day: Slave Consort.
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If this man had a thought bubble over his head, it would say something like “Well, I didn’t expect this day to turn out so well when I woke up this morning!”
If you’re like me, you see a photo like that and you just know that in the next one, the skirts will be gone, he’ll be buried balls-deep in one of the girls, and he’ll have a cane in his hand.
In actuality: excellent guess!
Another thing I was right about: He does a very very thorough job of punishing and enjoying these girls.
Pictures courtesy of Sex and Submission.
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You have to admit that Candy Manson always suffers beautifully when Mark Davis gets his hands on her:
Images are from this shoot at Sex And Submission.
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It’s a frequently-heard item of folk medicine in the Spanking community that arnica concoctions can help spanking bruises heal faster. However, a good herbalist will tell you that arnica is also fairly toxic stuff, making its use for this purpose somewhat controversial.
I am therefore amused to pass on the link to Calico’s arnica experiment. You know Calico; she counts among her accomplishments a ton of BDSM modeling, including a lot for Kink.com.
So what did she do? She marked out four-inch circles on her thighs, got “helpers” to cane the heck out of the marked areas, and then used an arnica cream on just one of the two bruised areas. Then, she watched the healing to determine whether the arnica bruise healed faster than the control. Her conclusion? Nope, nada, nothing, bunko.
The one trouble I see with her experiment is that she used what looks like a homeopathic arnica preparation. I do not propose to comment on The Great Homeopathy Debate here (nor will I allow that debate to take root in my comment section) but I will observe that homeopathic preparations are enormously dilute by design and intention. So testing a homeopathic arnica product in this fashion is not at all the same test as testing a genuine arnica cream that has some significant amount of actual arnica in it. There remains room for more bruised science to be done!
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It looks like Kait Snow and Jessie Cox must have seriously displeased the masters and mistresses of The Upper Floor, because it’s caning time for both of them:
And looking at Jesse’s face, these were no love taps:
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