Donata Wenders :: Black sun, Montreal, 2013/14 [James Franco on the set of Wim Wenders’ film: Everything Will Be Fine]
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Irving Penn :: Young Gypsy Couple, Extremadura, Spain, 1965. One of the major projects of Penn’s career, which he pursued intermittently between 1948 and 1971, was a group of photographs made during his travels which he called Worlds in a Small Room. Following an experience in Cuzco working in a daylight studio, Penn sought out other opportunities to improvise or bring a studio with him to make portraits in a neutral environment. These encounters attempted to bridge the gaps of language, culture, and geography, to connect on a human level. / via the–elusive–muse via irvingpenn.org
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Jules Richard ::
Female Nudes at L’Atrium, a studio constructed for the purpose of receiving and photographing young women. The Greek theme was employed to give otherwise pornographic images (by the standards of their time) an air of artistic acceptability. Between 1900′s-1920′s. / via
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K.P. :: V, 2017 / source: K.P.
Beuford Smith :: Sunday in Harlem, 1968.
Vintage gelatin silver print.
Beuford Smith ::
Boy Holding Flag, 1966.
Vintage gelatin silver print.
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Jeanne Moreau, Paris, 1949. Sipa Press/Rex/Shutterstock
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mudwerks / alternative source: The Guardian
“Acting deals with very delicate emotions. It is not putting up a mask. Each time an actor acts he does not hide; he exposes himself.”
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William Garnett ::
Eight trees on a hill, Paso Robles, California,
1979 / via
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