A vintage record cover for the song 'Holy Water' features a nun aiming a toy water gun
A vintage record cover for a song called "Holy Water." A gritty fisheye photo shows a nun in a worn habit, captured in medium shot as she aims a cheap, brightly colored plastic toy water gun oversized, translucent, with a visible water tank, unmistakably a children's squirt gun with fierce intensity. Her face is half-shadowed, eyes glowing with righteous fury. In the blurred background, several alley cats scatter across a graffiti-covered church courtyard. The photo has washed-out tones, heavy film grain, and dramatic light falloff. Retro type at the top reads "Holy Water" in bold serif. Gritty, surreal, and raw like a 90s underground hip hop visual meets religious irony
A vintage record cover for a song called 'Holy Water.' A gritty fisheye photo shows a nun in a worn habit, captured in medium shot as she aims a cheap, brightly colored plastic toy water gun, oversized, translucent, with a visible water tank, unmistakably a children's squirt gun with fierce intensity. Her face is half-shadowed, eyes glowing with righteous fury. In the blurred background, several alley cats scatter across a graffiti-covered church courtyard. The photo has washed-out tones, heavy film grain, and dramatic light falloff. Retro type at the top reads 'Holy Water' in bold serif. Gritty, surreal, and raw like a 90s underground hip hop visual meets religious irony.
