Dmitry Saparov

Amazing travel photos by Dmitry Saparov.

Famous Actors in Their Famous Roles

Empire Magazine presents: 20th Anniversary’s photo strip of famous actors and actresses representing their famous roles. Continue reading »

Photographer Kirill Arsenjev




So nice photos! Love them.

Gothic Wedding


Don’t be so stupid. Get a life. More here.

A Day in the Life of Japan

On June 7, 1985, 100 photographers from around the world set out to cover Japan. This, however, is the first such coverage of a non-Western, non-English-speaking country. The color photographs are sumptuously reproduced and every one holds our attention. The pictures are arranged chronologically, from early morning until late at night. A map of Japan shows where each was taken. Photographers are credited next to their pictures, and biographies of participants follow the picture essay, as does a story about their experiences taking these 300 pictures, chosen from some 135,000 exposures. The range of subjects covered is enormous and shakes up our notions about Japan. Highly recommended. First published 1985 by William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. Continue reading »

Polar Bears




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Scarlett Johansson for Mango

Collection Autumn/Winter ’09. Btw, where’s Penelope Cruz? Continue reading »

Lauren Moran




Hmmm, this girl has some nice shots!

Thank you for the memories, Michael



July, 7th. Staples Center, Los Angeles. Continue reading »

Mario’s Real Life


By Fredrik Staurland.

What’s up, Mario? Continue reading »

Death of Michael Jackson


Two security guards are unimpressed with the graffiti and tributes dedicated to michael jackson on an external wall of the national gallery. The one on the right referred to it as “a load of shit” that would cost the gallery hundreds of pounds to have removed.

On 25 June 2009 the King of Pop, Michael Jackson, died aged 50. This photo is from Trafalgar Square, 27 June 2009, where passers-by and tourists stood and refelcted upon the many tributes written on the lower wall of the National Gallery. Staff from the National Gallery were less impressed.

San Fermin Festival In Pamplona. PETA Protests. Corrida in Barcelona.

Spain celebrates a Saint Fermin (San Fermin Festival), traditionally takes place in the city of Pamplona. The main «enserro» is a bulls runs through the streets of the city. The ceremony of «Sanfermines” (Los Sanfermines) opened on Monday at noon with a traditional rockets launch from the City Hall balcony.

A day before, in Pamplona… PETA and Animas Naturalis had a bloody campaign against the entertainment in the days of the festival of St. Fermin. Dozens of people on the central square of the city poured paint on their bodies like blood. The aim of the activists – to ban corrida and street race with bulls.

Meanwhile, on 5th of July a corrida has started in Barcelona, the traditional season which begins in March and ends in October.

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World’s Ugliest Dog Contest


Pabst

Pabst

21st Annual World’s Ugliest Dog Contest at the Sonoma-Marin Fair, California. And Pabst wins! Continue reading »

Hydroelectric power station Avce – Fixed gear heaven




Amazing rides inside the accumulation pool before it fills with water!

Fashion Geeks: Beauty and the Beasts


Omg. I have no words to describe it. This is beyond. So do you? Continue reading »

Beardsmith


Amazing project by Zach Ramey. An ongoing project covering facial hair competitions around the world. Continue reading »

Pigeon of Terror


So scary! ;)

It’s time for a change


Awesome, haha! By Ero Una Volta.

Photographer Max Dworkin




Amazing photos!

Odnoklassniki.ru. Back to School.


Russian celebrities and Cosmopolitan Russia for Odnoklassniki.ru promo campaign. Odnoklassniki.ru (eng. Classmates) is a biggest and the leading Russian social network (btw, designed by me :). You need to be logged in to view hi-res photos and read stories. Continue reading »

Young Barack Obama


Barack Obama, 1980. Photos by Lisa Jack / M+B Gallery. Continue reading »

Oprisco Photography




Awesome ! Romance. Here.

Photos by Naomi Vona

The Making of Marilyn


Fashion photographer Andre de Dienes’s life was changed forever one day in 1945 when he met a lovely young aspiring model named Norma Jean Dougherty. He instantly fell in love with her innocence and charm and the two were briefly engaged. They took many adventurous road trips together in those early years, de Dienes shooting Norma Jean in every possible natural setting in his original, inspired style. He soon built up a huge portfolio of stunning photographs of the smiling brunette which helped to launch her model career and, a few years later, a film career that was to make her a legend.

His entire relationship with the star, including many private moments shared only between the two, is detailed in de Dienes’s secret memoirs, which were discovered when Monroe fans ravaged his home after his death in 1988. Never before published, the memoirs tell a beautiful story of love and friendship from the point of view of someone who knew Marilyn intimately; describing the transformation from Norma Jean to Marilyn Monroe— the evolution of a sensitive, ambitious girl into a deeply troubled megastar— from an inside perspective, they shed light on a little-known side of Marilyn.

Happy Birthday, Norma Jean! Continue reading »

What Kind of Power We Got?


Come again with the same old bounce
I’m calling a foul and once again it counts
Mad tense mad tense brothers know
The blunts in the back got the black behind and that’s wack

Chicago black people community through the eyes of Lee “The Urban Observer” Bey. Fantastic documentary! Continue reading »