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I'm sorry, what's happening here? :/

Posted by A738a on March 6, 2016

These pictures are supposed to be annoying and make you anxious! 

Photographer Aaron Tilley was asked to create a horrible moment when you feel something bad is going to happen. These pictures were published in Kinfolk Magazine’s recent Adrenaline Issue. The emphasis is on the relationship between one's mind perception and their body reaction. The anticipation makes the body release adrenaline, even if nothing actually happens.

Look at the pictures below. They are supposed to invoke a sense of discomfort as you anticipate something horrible is about to happen. The ending result must have been catastrophic(!) for you, right? I looked at them. Nothing happened. Nothing, I tell ya! Pfft. Arenaline release. Please! -_-

What do you think? Please feel free to enlighten me. :/

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  • A738a March 12, 2016 9:26

    Gotcha! They are giving you a clue to be annoying. Nice! ;)

  • Onee-chan March 11, 2016 23:41
    No, dear Aseven. I said...

    I (Onee) was a bit annoying when I was a student. I liked to tease something that can make people scream like this ones. :D So, I said it's cool. 8)

    You know when I wrote Aseven, my phone would automatically correct it as Seven. So, I'm sorry too if I write it wrong. :D
  • A738a March 11, 2016 18:28

    My point!
    Um, excellent question, dear setareh! A blood/urine sample. I think. I'm not sure which one is used more often, though.

    Yep, they are kinda nice, thanks to Mr. Tilley. But they're not annoying, are they? :/

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  • A738a March 11, 2016 18:24

    Okayyyy...
    So they were annoying and cool. Cool! :)
    Dear Onee-chan!

    Are you hell-bent on making me a bipolar, nay, a multipolar? o_O
    Kidding! Looking forward to hearing new ones! :D
    P.S. Sorry for the typo, guys. I'm using my phone. A laptop keyboard is way better. -_-

  • A738a March 7, 2016 20:10
    Exactly, that's my point!
    Um, excellent question! A blood/urine sample. I'm not sure which one is used more often, though.
    Yep, thanks to Mr. Tilley.
  • setareh March 7, 2016 18:29

    To be honest I didn't feel any noticeable change. Do we have a tool or something that can measure our Adrenaline? Watching these pictures didn't scare the life out of me.:D very nice pictures, though!

  • A738a March 7, 2016 17:46
    I'll take that as a compliment, dear Peppo. :) The mag claims these pics make you nervous, ergo the adrenaline release. I just cannot wrap my head around this thing. :/
  • A738a March 7, 2016 17:36
    Nothing serious, I hope. Take it easy, dear nida. :)
  • Onee-chan March 7, 2016 15:22
    Not really, Trieighta. (I hope you won't mind if I call you with that):)

    I was a bit annoying, bothering someone's doing something when I was at school, a bit. :))

    So, that's cool. :D This is my first expression.

    Woahhhh,,,!!! and I grinned. :D
  • Peppo March 7, 2016 14:49
    You are completely right, means that those pictures don't affect me as well. But I am not wondering about adrenaline release claim or whatever in other people. it's your curiosity which is make you special. Hehehe...
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