There goes the Japanese school girl fantasy. Bummer. I love the debasement of our perversity though. Can someone who reads Japanese tell me who’s the culprit behind ruining one of our most popular bedroom fantasies of all time?
Mike Stimpson reenacts significant moments in history captured by now-famous-and-likely-dead photographers with Lego. I like what he has done with the infamous Viet Cong Captain shot.
Scheduled to launch sometime this month, Minox brings back a high-precision replica of the madly worshipped Rolleiflex 6×6 camera. Yes darling, this is a digital camera.
For this year’s Spring Summer collection, Tom Ford engaged point-and-shoot-and-it-may-not-come-from-the-camera Terry Richardson to produce a series of sexually charged and cum drenched photographs that live up to his previous controversial Black Orchid perfume ads.
Clayton James Cubitt is not safe for the conservative, the religious, the weak, and the young. And he certainly isn’t safe for work.
In view of Esquire 75th anniversary, a league of the world’s most influential fashion mavericks were invited to recreate some of his most iconic covers conceived by his long time art director, George Lois.
Stunning self-portrait photographs capturing the final expression of one’s face when faced with a disaster. Somewhat like my face when my credit card bills come.
A black-and-white photograph I took 5 years ago on my SLR. Loved the shot then, love the shot now. There is just something about it.
A photo exhibition that I’m sure will never reach the shores of Singapore, unless of course, we censor the privates with tape, like we do with just about any shitass art isn’t even porn to begin with.
