How Art History Can Improve Your Photography
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By Tiffany Mueller on 4 Sep 2012 in Ran­dom[ 15 Com­ments ]

Dur­ing some part of your train­ing as a pho­tog­ra­ph­er, whether self taught or clas­si­cal­ly trained, you’ve prob­a­bly been told to study images taken by pho­tog­ra­phers whose wor…

BTS: Creating Strobed Photos Showing People Becoming Athletes
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Back in 2011 and 2012, Paris-based photographer Max Riché shot a creative series of portraits of athletes (including several Olympians) in the French National Sports Institute. Titled “Becoming an Athlete,” the project featured a strobed-style loo…

Walk by larisa Fedotova
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Two Fisherman by Peng Jiang - The shoal is one of the most fascinating places in Xiapu, China. Fishermen farm fish, shrimp, and oysters and plant seaweed along this coast area.

Photographer Cornel Lucas, credited as one of the pioneers of movie portraiture in the 1940s and 1950s, died aged 92. The London-born photographer first made his name through a portrait session with actress Marlene Dietrich. Other famous names in Cornel’s portfolio include Brigitte Bardot, Katharine Hepburn and David Niven.

Passenger by Hossein Zare
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* by Rolland András Flinta
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Europe Week: Margaret de Lange
Aline, lenscratch.com

Guest edi­tor, Jacque­line Roberts shares the last of her Euro­pean selec­tions today with Mar­garet de Lange. A huge thank you to Jacque­line for her insight and efforts. It’s been a won­der­ful week!

Mar­garet de Lange liv…

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Joan Crawford

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Audrey Hepburn

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Arelene Dahl 1950’s - photo by George Hurrell

Elodie, last weeks in the Minuco offices

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Renee Magritte

Photo by Steve Schapiro

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Joan Crawford