They're Going Neck And Neck

Photograph copyright: DAVID McMAHON

Sometimes you see something that just stops you in your tracks. You know, like the Road Runner screeching to a halt, with all the attendant sound effects. And yes, it does happen to me a lot. So there I was, with my camera slung around my neck in Singapore, when I saw these mannequins.
Not only were they draped with some interesting fabrics and designs, it was – as you’d expect – the fact that they had no heads that brought me to a standstill. The bronze-gold effect on the necks also gave me some interesting colours and reflections to work with.
So what happened to the heads? Did they get lopped off? Or perhaps we must ask ourselves one of Life’s Most Crucial Questions – are mannequins cheaper if they are just a torso with no head? What’s your theory? Do let me know what you think.
Not only were they draped with some interesting fabrics and designs, it was – as you’d expect – the fact that they had no heads that brought me to a standstill. The bronze-gold effect on the necks also gave me some interesting colours and reflections to work with.
So what happened to the heads? Did they get lopped off? Or perhaps we must ask ourselves one of Life’s Most Crucial Questions – are mannequins cheaper if they are just a torso with no head? What’s your theory? Do let me know what you think.