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Richard Avedon party 1993
Dakota Johnson in her home in LA
Just before sunrise it can look like a different world.
Penelope Cruz In Vanilla Sky
By Manuel Outumu
Modest: Keanu Reeves can perform up a storm; but says: “Something serious is going to heppen to acting; but it isn’t going to be me”. Canada 1988
Keanu Reeves by Erin Combs
Japanese posters for As Tears Go By, 1988 (dir. Wong Kar-wai)
Apartment in Paris, France by Espaces Atypiques
Susan Sontag, Reborn: Journals and Notebooks, 1947-1963
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Adolph Sylvain, Tahiti, 1958.
“Adolphe Sylvain (1920-1991) stopped off in Tahiti in 1946 and, enchanted by the beautiful landscape, welcoming people, and a certain island beauty who called herself Tehani, decided to stay. He settled in and eventually married his hypnotic lover, working as a correspondent for magazines such as Paris Match, Life, and National Geographic. Drawn by an irrepressible desire to capture his surroundings and to share this lost, unknown world with those outside of it, he dedicated himself to photographing the island’s many delights. Like Rousseau and Gauguin before him, he was captive to the people and places of a land so radically different from his own and chose it as his principal subject matter. Sylvain’s rich, skilled black-and-white images are like visions of an earthly paradise, peopled with half-clad women wearing flowers in their hair, the sun reflecting off of their glowing skin. His images, capturing the timeless beauty of Tahiti, are a testament to the island’s powerful magnetism.” https://www.instagram.com/p/CECmvxkA8z_/?igshid=1wzalrr10gb9z