Supermodel Natasha Poly. Photography by Terry Richardson.
I'm hungry for some Starbucks coffee, frosted cupcakes and ice cream. I'll pass on the chicken.. haha.
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8 comments:
I loved this editorial the moment I saw it. It is nice to see the photos on this scale. I've only seen them very small.
http://www.rainsunae.blogspot.com
Terry's instantly recognizable and Natasha's soo beautiful!
LOVE HER AND THE FOOD - I'll also pass on the chicken (and Granny glasses!) hahah! :)
xx
love this photo shoot!!
One of my favourite editorials - thank you so much for posting!
this is perfect for your blog! hehe. what magazine was it for & when did it come out?
The editorial is nice enough but "am I alone in thinking" that this realistic/verist(ic) approach to photography has run its course? Especially in fashion photography... I have seen quite a lot of this style for the past 20 years and would love to see something different. Fashion photographers used to renew themselves constantly (cue: Avedon, Frank Horvat, Cecil Beaton, Baron de Meyer). Now they seem to find one idea & stick to it!
As I said, the editorial is good, though.
http://davidikus.blogspot.com/
She looks so cute in these photos!
That smile!
Was this made for VOGUE Paris? I guess.
David is not alone thinking that this kind of photography is starting to get tiresome. But I don't think the big ones constantly renewed themselves. I think they also kept sticking to one idea, only, it was a different idea.
I'm normally not into the photography of Terry Richardson, but this editorial is really cute, doesn't try to be shocking under the gise of realism.
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