Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts

Monday, 29 August 2011

Hi

It's been a while since I updated, but I've decided to start things up again. I've been collecting a lot of images that inspire me and am finally ready to share. Hi to everyone who's still following - watch this space.


(Lina Sheynius)

Wednesday, 14 July 2010

Entrance Romance




A few weeks ago I discovered NOWNESS - the LVMH run website that has a bunch of very cool contributors, and a new post every day. Click the source to see the video of these screen grabs, titled Entrance Romance, and featuring face of Estee Lauder Carolyn Murphy having glass thrown at her head, lighting hairspray and letting dogs lick her.

Thursday, 24 June 2010

Here I Come

The Sartorialist has introduced a project whereby he posts vintage photos that readers send in. I think this is a fantastic idea, yielding great photos with very interesting stories. The photo below particularly caught my eye...


All I know is that it's someone's parent on her honeymoon. It looks like she's having the best time.

Wednesday, 2 June 2010

Immediate Family









Sally Mann's 1992 series 'Immediate Family' caused an uproar in America when it was released. Through the book documenting her three children (some naked) she was accused of child pornography. The controversy seemed to blow over quite quickly, not least when Time Magazine named her America's best photographer in 2001. I am having a moment of love for Sally, and I think her children look cool. What do you reckon?


Fellow Londoners can see Sally's exhibitions 'The Family and the Land' at the Photographer's Gallery in Soho between 18th June and 18th September. See you there!

Thursday, 6 May 2010

Sei Belissima













I've just returned from an intense vegan macrobiotic yoga and detox retreat up a mountain in Italy... The weather was beautiful, so I'm very tanned, slightly more flexible than usual and longing for a proper hot summer (and am extremely disappointed that London has decided to return to two-pairs-of-tights weather). What better time to post this Wendy Bevan shoot from Italian Marie Claire '09?

Wednesday, 5 May 2010

Sorry...



Sorry all, I've been totally neglectful of the blog lately... I have many many images stored in my inspiration folder, but life has been getting in the way (in the last month alone I've been gigging in Paris, detoxing it Italy and trekking all over the UK). But I'm back with some good stuff to share- watch this space!

Wednesday, 31 March 2010

Lina


















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There are a few photographers that I obsessively go back to... Wendy Bevan, Paolo Roversi, Sølve Sundsbø, Annabel Mehran, Chadwick Tyler... Do you sense a theme? Lina Scheynius (above) is another photographer that I constantly admire. Hope you enjoy.

Monday, 29 March 2010

Ricci








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A vintage Christina Ricci from Pop, dating all the way back to 2004. She looks flawless as ever.

Saturday, 27 March 2010

Femmes Fatales
















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I've posted many times about Wendy Bevan, whose photo shoots I unfailingly adore, and here is another beautiful one I've had saved for a while...

From her website:

Within the world of fashion photography, Wendy Bevan is an unexpected unique curiosity. Her rich and painterly works of art draw us into a world of ambiguity and uneasy narratives. Perusing her portfolio, one is led through a labyrinth of antique film sets in which dramatic silent performances are taking place, with disconcertingly beautiful femme fatales acting out their memories, bittersweet feelings and repressed emotions.

Wednesday, 24 March 2010

Friday, 19 February 2010

Interview


















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If I ever decide to start wearing colour, it will now have to be every pastel colour all at once in scribbly patterns. I have recently bought at least 4 beige pieces of clothing (2 dresses, a cardi and some shoes) so if nothing else I have the base for something amazing. All I need to add are the rhinestones, tattered lace and perspex visor with felt tip eyes drawn on. Yes!