Showing posts with label Photo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Photo. Show all posts

6.8.14

Rui Palha street photography



Portuguese photographer Rui Palha, I discovered recently and really love his work.

8.12.10

Karl Lagerfeld's 12 Months of Pirelli Hotness



Bucking the usual hot-girls-only trend (see: Terry Richardson) Daria Werbowy, Freja Beha Erichsen, Julianne Moore, Anja Rubik and Erin Wasson and accessorizing their god and goddess looks with plenty of leafy head dresses and gold armoury...

(See 'making of' movie at the end of the post: 23' min)


1.7.10

Young celebs, part II

Francis Ford Coppola shows Akira Kurosawa his new polaroid

30.6.10

Young Celebs, part I

Alain Delon and Romy Schneider

9.2.10

Chloe at the park

8.10.09

Irving Penn [American Photographer, 1917-2009]

Summer Sleep, 1949


All about a great artist who passed away...

5.10.09

Chinese Democracy 1949-2009

Dancers from the National Ballet of China performs the "Red Detachment of Women" ballet at the Tanggu Great Theater, part of the celebration of China's 60th anniversary, in Tianjin, September 26, 2009.
The "Red Detachment of Women" is a full-length Chinese ballet depicting a peasant woman's journey into the PLA, combining Western dance style with Chinese cultural elements. (REUTERS/Jason Lee)

3.10.09

A mysterious photograph


Could this be true? Urban legend or not, I find it very fascinating...

7.4.09

26.3.08

Frank Habicht photograhy

Live it to the hilt


Peace Message
(Vanessa Redgrave)


Lost in a dream
(Serge Gainsbourg & Jane Birkin)


Bare essentials




High in the sky
(the Rolling Stones)


Born in Hamburg in 1938, Habicht began his career as a photographer in 1960 attending the Hamburg School of Photography, from which he graduated in 1962.
He quickly became established as a freelance photographer and writer in Europe submitting works to be published in magazines including Camera Magazine, Spigelreflex Praxis, Twen, Jasmin, Esquire, Hoer Zu, Die Welt, Sunday Times (UK) and The Guardian.
Project "Amazed to Be"
(more great photos in flash)

9.2.08

Alberto García-Alix




Self portrait

Alberto García-Alix, fotógrafo español
[French wiki] [Spanish wiki]
via Livejournal


Débutant son travail artistique en 1976, après la mort du Général Franco, Alberto García-Alix est considéré à partir des années 1980 comme l'un des principaux acteurs du mouvement culturel de la Movida, bien qu'il s'en défende et se présente comme un photographe de la marge: les milieux underground de la nuit, du rock'n'roll, des bikers, des toxicomanes, des stars du porno.

Depuis quelques années, il réalise également des vidéos.

Récompensé du Prix national de la photographie espagnol (1999), il a réalisé plus d'une trentaine d'expositions et publié dans de prestigieux magazines de mode (Vogue, Vanity Fair). Reconnu dans le milieu de l'art contemporain, ses œuvres sont aujourd'hui présentes dans plusieurs musées en Espagne, et il expose à travers le monde. Aujourd'hui Alberto García-Alix est parfois qualifié de «plus grand photographe espagnol contemporain».