Saturday, 11 July 2009
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Pictures of the Week: Film Noir Edition
I haven’t seen this Vanity Fair portfolio in about two years, so when I came across it on the magazine’s website by mistake just there, I couldn’t resist posting a few of the pictures! It’s a series of photos based on the original film noir script, Killers Kill, Dead Men Die (for the rest of the set click here.), and if you hadn’t already figured out, Annie Leibovitz is the photographer behind the shoot…
Are you a fan of Annie Leibovitz's photography? What's your favorite Leibovitz photoshoot?
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Comments (14)
WOW... These are simply amazing. My favorite pictures are the 5th and 7th ones.
I love her photography, I wish I could I do something similar with my paintings/drawings.
these are so incredible.
I love 'em! They're interesting, and they make you wonder more about what's going on. That's a huge indication of a talented artist.
YES! Those are incredible photographs!
my goodness they are AMAZING
Oh wow, this is amazing!
Gosh. That last picture is breathtaking.
All these pictures are good, but that last one is really amazing.
i love the pictures
although some seem a bit crowded...dunno if its my mood or what.
the one with the hotel sign! in Seattle, there is a Roosevelt hotel in downtown and on the side there is a large staircase on the exterior of the building, i've always wanted to climb it to get to the roof , even though it's outside of the building, i'm not afraid of heights.
Very dramatic.
veryy cool. they're all pretty unique! :D
Beautiful.
I lvoe this series! I lvoe film noir so much!