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In honor of our founder, Sid Avery, we're throwing it back to his 1955 holiday card.
Then known as "Sid Avery and Associates," counter-clockwise from bottom right: mptv founder and photographer, Sid Avery; Sid's assistant, Eero "Cookie" Cooke; photographer Roger Marshutz; and photographer Frank Bez.
To see more photos by Sid Avery, click here.
Jean Harlow . . . she liked a little drama from her still man, and Ted Allan used to oblige by ecstatically throwing away the air bulb which operated the camera, somewhat in the fashion of a man throwing a glass into a fireplace after savoring a particularly pleasant vintage.
To learn more about Ted Allan, click here.
To see more photos by Ted Allan, click here.
“That was made out in the front and I would say it was probably five hundred yards away from the house. That car was parked there on the road and I made the shot with Jimmy Dean to show the house in the background. It was just a publicity shot at the time, but it turned out to be the one. You never can tell when you're making a shot whether it's going to appear once or if it's going to appear a thousand times. You think it's going to be a great shot and nobody uses it. The next shot you say, "Oh well, phooey," and you make a shot and think nothing of it and everybody uses it and you're a great guy and you don't know why.”
— Photographer Floyd McCarty
To learn more about Floyd McCarty, click here.
To see more photos by Floyd McCarty, click here.
A behind-the-scenes look at the making of “Sinatra: The Photographs.”
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A year before her untimely death, photographer Wallace Seawell took among the last photos of #DorothyDandridge at his studio in #WestHollywood, California. #mptvimages #CarmenJones
A year before her untimely death, photographer Wallace Seawell took among the last photos of #DorothyDandridge at his studio in #WestHollywood, California. #mptvimages #CarmenJones
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A year before her untimely death, photographer Wallace Seawell took among the last photos of #DorothyDandridge at his studio in #WestHollywood, California. #mptvimages #CarmenJones
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