It was an honour for me to film goth-punk girl Carmen walking barefoot and showing off her extremely sexy feet. She is wearing foot jewellery, has her elegant toenails polished shiny black and walks barefoot through a dirty car-park. Her soles are black within seconds and the camera captures her feet on ground level as she balances on the curbs, rubs her soles on the grubby, dirty floor and sticks her soles in the camera lens. Carmen also sits down to give you a better view of her soles, toes and arches in various positions, while wrinkling them and spreading her toes wide. In the end Carmen walks barefoot to her car, gets in and drives away.


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Below is a photo of her sexy soles and toes

Best wishes,
-Hal-

Lovely!!

Was this a winter shoot, and if so how cold was it?

Parking garages are the best! I do not like soles that are just dusty with a light gray color. I like jet black. I would like to see every model brave one at least once.

Great model! I think my favorite time of the year for a model to go barefoot is middle to late fall (like in November). The problem with deep winter feet and snow feet is that the soles look bright pink, clean, and wet. I like the tough look.

Summer feet is good but November feet is out of the ordinary and that is exciting.

I like parking garages as much as the next girl, and I found them particularly fun when I first started barefooting for their immediate black sole effect. However, I soon discovered that garages by themselves were frustrating because the black wears off quickly. I've found that walking through a parking garage with a solid base to start produces a more lasting impact, particularly if I've stepped in something sticky prior to that. One of the better combos I've found for lasting black soles is bookending a paraking garage with a trip to a fast food restaurant and Wal-mart or a grocery store.

Just an observation. Take care and keep em bare and dirty!

Melissa

I think you're right Melissa. The soot in a garage can rub off easily. If one could conceivably walk on a rug afterwards, the rug would get all black. A Walmart floor on the otherhand might not be even near as dirty. But if you walk on it long enough, the dirt gets ground in. And if these feet went onto a rug, the rug would not get dirty. In fact the soles are sort of long term black.

The ultimate though is beach tar. In California for instance, crude oil somethings seeps up onto beach. If you step on it you're out of luck. It sometimes gets dragged onto the boardwalk. It is very, very difficult to wash off. In fact there are recipes of mayo to apply that might help in getting it off. It is extremely sticky and if you walk onto the boardwalk, it will pick up everything and still be sticky.

Perhaps in Texas you have run into such things on the gulf coast. Just guessing because I think oil is abundant in that region.

Thanks for the replies.

Carmen`s video was actually shot in late summer....not in autumn or winter. On that day it was pretty mild and warm. Hope that is no disappointment to you.

Cheers,
-Hal-