Holy Place, Please Remain Silent.

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Maureen Walker (1966) by Peter Greenhill

Photograph by Jeanloup Sieff

Photograph by Jeanloup Sieff (1933-2000)

Lovelovelovelove this….

Dree Hemningway by Sølve Sundsbø

Photograph by Sølve Sundsbø

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City of Angels (1993) by Peter Lindbergh

Natalia Vodianova by Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott

“We started doing art pictures before we started doing fashion and don’t really see much difference between the two. We start with a character. Sometimes that could be inspired by an art work or sometimes by a person. You choose the right person for that outfit or the right outfit for that person. It’s about seeing and understanding the message of what you want to photograph and how you want your imagination and your fantasy to be on a piece of paper” 

(source: Bright, Susan (2005), Art Photography Now. London: Thames & Hudson)

Elsa Peretti photographed by Helmut Newton in 1975

Gloria Vanderbilt, New York (1960) photographed by Gordon Parks

Lily Cole and Giant Pearls (2004) by Tim Walker

You know it’s a Tim Walker photograph when you see it! Each photograph is like a dream or a fairytale, so beautiful I could stare at them for ever.

Eglingham Children and Swan (2002) Photograph by Tim Walker

Marilyn Monroe photographed by Cecil Beaton in 1956

Jean Shrimpton (1964) by Cecil Beaton