An oasis...

I love this interior, with all the little knick knacks and the presence of living plants, which I don't think I could keep alive, but here they look beautiful. Enjoy.

Beautiful book covers...

I love book cover designs, and recently I discovered a blog, called The Book Design Review where I saw some great examples of creative book covers. Enjoy.

Film stills...

Amazing stills from the movie The Elephant Man. I stumbled on some film stills on the internet, these are the first group, each set is very different, but they all really make you realize how some films are a series of beautifully constructed photographs.

In the Hamam...

I love these images of Kate Moss in a Turkish Hamam for W magazine. I think the way they are lit, along with the the narrow color palette in each image, with of course the wonderful Moss modeling really makes these stand out for me. Enjoy

The Graduate...

Beautiful photographs from the set of the iconic movie The Graduate. I think these images really capture the feel of the movie, whilst being beautiful in themselves.

Model as Parent part 2

Absolutely stunning images of a model posing as mother and child. Beautiful still moments imagined and captured. Enjoy

Model as Parent part 1

Beautiful movie-still styled photographs by Peter Lindbergh, showing a 1950's era mother and child. Enjoy

I've found Atlantis...

Surreal photographs showing an underwater world complete with a graveyard and naked women. I'm not sure how this was achieved but I love them. Enjoy

Scan Art...

An amazing series of portraits by Andrea Fleischer made through the use of a computer scanner. Aren't they just beautiful, I'm definitely going to give this a try. Enjoy

The bizzare world of...

Chantal Michel produces bizarre self portraits, here they are themed with color. I previously posted work by her without knowing her name, of her in very messy rooms. Enjoy

The Sibling...

These amazing photographs are by Vanina Sorrenti, the sister of the famous fashion photographer Mario Sorrenti. I really love the experimental nature of these, through the use of multiple exposures. One of the things I love about fashion photography is that it can blur the line with fine art photography. Enjoy.