Tanos's pictures (394)

In addition to the pictures below, there are pages dedicated to images of Prisons, Slave Markets, and Coffles and slave chains; and raw Photostreams with some of my photographs.

1 Mar 07	"Harem Life, Constantinople", by J.F. Lewis
23 Feb 07	Triune brain MacLean's Triune brain
22 Feb 07	The Red Silk Slave Part of a photograph by Marcus Ranum which is inspired by the cheesecake artist Frahm (including his trademark fallen panties and celery) and mentioned in my weblog and web board posts.
3 Jan 07	GG kissing her owner's shoe from "The pet" This screenshot is used in my review of the film.
3 Jan 07	Global Slave Market website from "The Pet" This screenshot, of the character Philip looking at a slave's profile page on the website of the "Global Slave Market", is used in my review of the film.
3 Jan 07	Ear tag from "The pet" GG's ear tag, with her registration number (in a fictional slave register?) This screenshot is used in my review of the film.
3 Jan 07	Slave contract in "The Pet" I've written more about this still from The Pet in my review of the film, and the document shown has been taken off one of the many BDSM and M/s websites which have versions of it.
3 Jan 07	TSR certificate in "The Pet" A real TSR certificate used in "The Pet" without my permission and those named on it as far as I know. This screenshot is in turn used in my review of the film.
3 Jan 07	Cage from "The Pet" Dungeon Steel's pyramid cage, being used to hold GG in "The Pet". This screenshot is used in my review of the film.
12 Dec 06	Slave chain from Llyn Cerrig Bach, Anglesey This chain dates from the period immediately before the Roman invasion of Britain, and was found with other sacrificial offerings in a lake on the isle of Anglesey. It is not clear whether the slaves it held were a chain gang of labourers, captives to be sacrificed themselves, or slaves to be traded for profit elsewhere.
8 Dec 06	Slave coffle This mid-nineteenth century engraving is probably associated with David Livingston's expeditions to East Africa, partly to document and help suppress the slave trade there. Most of the men are placed in "Goree sticks", with their necks held in a Y-shaped tree branch by an iron bolt or leather strap.

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