Anthony Hopkins by Norman Jean Roy
Life B.P. (before Photoshop): Detroit-born, Florida-based renowned photographer Jerry Uelsmann has been manipulating photos long before Photoshop transformed the world of photography.
Check out the video of Uelsmann revealing his multi-step process in the dark room.
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self reflection … when I look in the mirror, what do I see?
“Develop an interest in life as you see it; the people, things, literature, music - the world is so rich, simply throbbing with rich treasures, beautiful souls and interesting people. Forget yourself.”
Henry Miller, 1950.
VoCE’ presents a very special shoot by award-winning photographer, Namsa Leuba for ID Magazine.
“It’s a series that came from African inspiration, from the Bauhaus and Dada shapes and geometrical structures. I like to associate fashion, culture, and the cloth itself to my projects, and have an intuitive and free direction. COMME des GARÇONS is Avant-Garde, dynamic in the curves, the volumes… the unconventional inspires me.”
Be inspired. VOCE’ HAIRCARE…………….WE GIVE YOUR HAIR ALL THE OPTIONS!
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Brooklyn-based tattoo artist Amanda Wachob goes beyond the canvas, and combines the abstract of modern art with the ‘badass-ness’ of tattoos.
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Mandarin Duckies All in a Row
Come Play with Me
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![Taking a Bath in Hitler’s Tub for Vogue
Just hours after Adolf Hitler committed suicide on April 30th, 1945, former fashion model and Vogue correspondent, Elizabeth (Lee) Miller was photographed taking a bath in his tub by LIFE photographer David E. Scherman. Lee and David began to explore the crumbling city and by chance, happened to wander into an apartment in a building at number 16 Prinzenregentplatz, Hitler’s abandoned Munich apartment.
”Almost anyone with a medium income and no heirlooms could have been the proprietor of this flat,” Miller wrote in her diaries, “The place was in perfect condition, including electricity and hot water and heat available and [an] electric refrigerator. It wasn’t empty enough to be ‘sub-let’ as it stood, but a quarter of an hour’s clearing cupboards would have made it ready for any new tenant who didn’t mind linen and silver marked AH.”](http://25.media.tumblr.com/0b52de2cf4c1d9ca4901effda00fef5b/tumblr_mn2t66Yw8H1qb38ylo1_500.jpg)
Taking a Bath in Hitler’s Tub for Vogue
Just hours after Adolf Hitler committed suicide on April 30th, 1945, former fashion model and Vogue correspondent, Elizabeth (Lee) Miller was photographed taking a bath in his tub by LIFE photographer David E. Scherman. Lee and David began to explore the crumbling city and by chance, happened to wander into an apartment in a building at number 16 Prinzenregentplatz, Hitler’s abandoned Munich apartment.
”Almost anyone with a medium income and no heirlooms could have been the proprietor of this flat,” Miller wrote in her diaries, “The place was in perfect condition, including electricity and hot water and heat available and [an] electric refrigerator. It wasn’t empty enough to be ‘sub-let’ as it stood, but a quarter of an hour’s clearing cupboards would have made it ready for any new tenant who didn’t mind linen and silver marked AH.”
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