Into The Winds

Inferno (Italian for "Hell") is the first part of Dante Alighieri's 14th-century epic poem The Divine Comedy. His version of Hell is built similar to a funnel and is composed of 9 circles. The second circle of Hell is "The Winds". These are the souls of those who were driven by their lusts and sexual desires. They were committed to nothing, but instead would do or say anything to fulfill their desires. They are doomed to forever be tossed and whirled whichever way the wind blows, just as their actions in life were without conviction, dictated solely by whatever worked.

The model was found on the wonderful stock photo site Dazzle-Stock
The smoke brushes used were from the great site Photoshop Stock
The background is my photo.


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