
A subtly revealing and cute picture by Pete Prokopiw.
Via: The Quiet Front
A subtly revealing and cute picture by Pete Prokopiw.
Via: The Quiet Front
Kate Moss photographed by Collier Schorr for AnOther Magazine F.W 14.15.
You can see the rest of this editorial across at Fashioncopious
One of the consistently more fascinating supermodels, Daria Werbowy, photographed by Mikael Jansson for Interview magazine.
It’s on to the studio again, when I too could frolicking naked in a field with my camera.
As the days grow cooler, opportunities reduce and, maybe, I should…
You can see more images of Abbey Lee Kershaw al fresco across at The Quiet Front
Getting ready for the day and so wishing I was heading for the beach today.
…it’s been soooooo long!
Lovely photograph by Caroline Mackintosh (I must check some more of her work).
Via: The Quiet Front
I tore this photograph from a magazine maybe two or three years ago because I liked it so much. I never kept a note of who the photographer was.
Finally, I encounter again – it’s Mark Borthwick – and I am happy to share it with you here.
Isn’t it cute?
Via: Mark Borthwick
There’s always something so beguiling about Julian Opie’s simple lifework and use of flat colour.
Too easy to like, but is that a bad thing.
Via: This Isn’t Happiness
Having almost completed the printing of Issue One of The Quite Delightful Project, I admit to being mildly obsessed with the model Nettie Harris.
…she’s in Quite Frankly, both photographed by George Pitts and in a candid and revealing interview, and also features in a fine art photographic monograph of photography by Mikey McMichaels which will be launched at the same time.
Here’s Nettie looking entirely natural – just as she always does – – photographed by Renato Ramos Jr.
Via: The Quiet Front
Monday wake up call Number One!
So simple yet so sexy; Alex Freund’s photography for Treats magazine.
Via: The Quiet Front
This article is by Amanda Dandeneau for the ever entertaining Vice Magazine.
In preparing to launch a new (luxury erotic) magazine myself, I am always keen to see what others are doing to promote or announce the launch of their own publications.
Here, Stefano Brunesci brings us a black and white film to promote the launch issue of Cole Magazine of model Zoi Gorman posing playfully – and sensually – in black and white.
This editorial for Love magazine is titled Stripped and photographed by Mario Sorrenti.
Models are: Alina Levinchinkina, Binx Walton, Issa Lish, Jazmin Willis, Jing Wen, Julia Nobis, Kendal Jenner, lanley Fox, Matilda Lowther, Mica Arganaraz, Shannon Clagett, & Ysaunny Brito
It’s not so much that this blog is biased towards stunning fashion images of female models – well it is, but by default – it’s just that there are so few genuinely great arresting images of guys doing the rounds.
So, imagine my excitement, when I saw these images of models Travis Hanson & Rich Stinger for Dsquared2 Underwear’s 2014 campaign photographed by Steven Klein.
Via: The English Group
Brooke Shaden is a fine art photographer living and working in Arizona. Her passion lies in creating new worlds through photographs. Her vision extends beyond the realm of the camera, creating images that resemble paintings and speak of an era that is not our own. Each image is a story.
We’re always amused by American Apparel’s advertising, so here’s a few new ones featuring Kait Schram.
It has been far too long since we posted any work by photographer Darren Ankenman.
Via: Purple
One of the highlights of the launch issue of The Quite Delightful Project’s erotic magazine is the photography of Shanghai artist Ren Hang.
This though is just an amusing animated GIF of one of his images.
It perfectly captures the humour in his work though.
You can find out more about The Quite Delightful Project and register for updates here.
It’s a rare thing that a series of works are not only stunning on their own, but also work and interact beautifully with one another.
Sensitive, fragile, evocative ….what’s not to love in these images by Susannah Baker-Smith.
I thought I’d give you a sneak peak of a few out-takes from my own shoot for my own Quite Delightful monograph!
Register on the website for updates about when you can expect see get hold of the monograph!
Dear Miss Mystery Flying Duvet Girl must feel like I do at the moment… …as she takes her clothes off and leaps into the unknown.
Thank you Iain Claridge for symbolising my mood perfectly.
Via: The English Group
I am a big fan of naturalistic photography, it just seems more honest, and real, and I am also a longstanding fan of Damon Loble’s image-making.
So, do I need to justify including this image to any greater degree?
Thanks to The Quiet Front for drawing my attention to it.
Camille Rowe, shot by Pamela Hanson.
Having lived in London, Houston, New York City, and Mt. Vernon, and worked as a manual labourer, a touring musician, a dishwasher, an artist’s assistant, and a housekeeper for a psychoanalyst, photographer and writer Jordan Sullivan now seems to have settled in Los Angeles, California.
A fine composition by Weegee, from the 1950s.
Via: Wayward Eye
Photographer Ryan McGinley has shared the results of his latest trip across America, which will be shown in a new exhibition called Vertical Color of Sound at Galerie Perrotin in Hong Kong.
Stéphane Coutelle, a Parisian photographer and painter, presents Insomnies, a series about nighttime, and those infinite moments of half sleep, half waking, when the mind wanders freely and without constraint.
A pleasing ‘real’ photograph of Karen Elson by Mario Sorrenti for Joe’s Magazine.
Via: The Quiet Front & The English Group
I feel like I’ve seen some of these wonderful images before, but possibly re-created more recently.
Here are some images by Lithuanian photographer Rimantas Dichavičius(1937) from his book Žiedai tarp žiedų (1965–1989).
Via: Online Browsing
Drew Barrymore photographed by Mark Seliger, 1995.
Via: Iain Claridge
Hans Robertson – Le Bain, ca. 1933