In the forest

Robert Lubanski -
Art Model Claudia

"Thinking"










Howard Nowlan -
Art Model Magenta -

"Morning Glory"










Evgeniy Shaman -

"Travelling with the night wind"










Beau eRomantica -

"Phloem I"










F.W. Scharpf -
Art Model and Photographer Kat Love -

"KatL 15"

Joel Belmont -

"Untitled 27"










Jarda Balek -

"Poison Ivy"










Darren Phillips -
Art Model Melanie

David LeBeck -
Art Models Escura and Chloé

"Sea Nymphs, 082"

Scott Nichol -
Art Model Christy

"Fallen Tree"










Andrew Kaiser -

"To Hide My Face"

Dave Ayerst Davies -
Art Model ERosanne

"Wood Nymph"










Laurie Jeffery -

Michal Plihal -

"Hana 09"

The madness and the beauty of Jennifer Lopez

Jennifer Lynn Lopez
July 24, 1969, New York City, New York, U.S.
1,64 m

"Beauty is only skin deep. I think what's really important is finding a balance of mind, body and spirit."

We all know how much the fame makes celebrities crazy. Here is maybe the ugliest demonstration of what some stars can do in public for free, for the buzz, by pure exhibitionism. 

Down, to be objective, I found some pretty well done photographs. Everybody has right to make mistakes, isn't it ?

After the worst, the best I found

Mario Sorrenti

For W Magazine, 2013

Michel Comte

2004

Tony Duran

1999

For W Magazine 100th edition

For Guess

For Paper Magazine Special Issue, 2017

Madonna's Sex book, with Steven Meisel

Madonna

Madonna Louise Ciccone,
16/8/58, Bay City, Michigan

1,65 m

Sex

"Released on October 21, 1992, to accompany Madonna’s fifth studio album Erotica (released a day earlier), Sex is a coffee table book like no other.

Shot  in New York City and Miami, the locations ranged from hotels and burlesque theaters, to the streets of Miami. In spite mass controversy related to its release,  it was a commercial success with over 150,000 copies sold on the first day. This is still one of the most sought after, out of print books, and Cloud 8 Records is proud to sell this mint condition copy here in the store."  

"Everything you are about to see and read is a fantasy, a dream, pretend"

 "Most people want to hear me say that I regret publishing my Sex book. I don't. I'm not apologizing in any shape or form. I was interested in pushing buttons and being rebellious and being mischievous and trying to bend the rules."

By Steven Meisel, 1992
Texts by Madonna

"In Sex Madonna of course, was saying exactly what she wanted, warts and all... Indeed, this idea that she was penning her own sexual narrative was perhaps the most shocking part of the whole enterprise. And while it was easy to critique Sex, it should be applauded for this balls-to-the-wall honesty." Priya Elan discussing the book