Hey, remember when we took a look at Victor Lightworship’s beautiful bondage photography? Remember how you wanted to buy his book, “Strictly Bondage,” but it wasn’t in stores yet? Well now it is in stores! It’s big, long, sinister, and frankly, a lot more affordable than most coffee table books. (It’s also suitable for placement on whatever consensual human ottoman or nightstand you keep in your home!)
Photographer Jimmy De Sana passed away over thirty years ago, but his work is absolutely timeless. William S. Burroughs was a big fan of his, and they even collaborated on a project together called “Submission,” about which Burroughs exclaimed, “My dear, its all so Christian and medieval and gloomy.”
We’ve seen flowers that look like vulvas, vulvas that look like flowers, and vegetables that are jealous of flowers, but graphic designer/photographer/student Andri Kolava has finally given us something new: a pussy adorned/stuffed with flowers. Or maybe these are flowers stuffed with other flowers, or simply sex organs of one lifeform blended with those of another, we’ve lost track.
Remember that groovy print of Bobbi Starr in 3D? Feeling bummed you didn’t get it? Then perhaps you’d be happier to know that Akirophoto just opened up a shop on Etsy. You’ll find babes in latex, engaged in pony play, wearing dildo masks, and yes, even some in 3D!
Although these ladies look a heck of a lot better than any gifts we’ve put together. But who are we kidding? We often go the tissue paper spilling out of a gift bag look. These chicks would look equally lovely if placed in one of these, but we think their paper dresses do a much better job of highlighting the loveliness inside the package.
It’s hard to imagine a world without Last Night’s Party, the nightlife photography blog that’s spawned dozens upon dozens of imitators, but it really hasn’t been around that long. If you’ve ever wondered how Merlin Bronques first pushed himself out into the scary dark world of pulsing beats and throbbing bodies, take a look at the first episode of this documentary.
We just got acquainted with the photographic work of Andrew Lucas, and at the moment, we’re finding it extremely difficult to stop ourselves from browsing his collection of pictures of naked women posing with animals. There are over a hundred of them and they are delightfully beastly (without involving the tiniest bit of bestiality).
There’s nothing particularly new about a photographer decided to take a photo a day, every day, for 365 consecutive days–in fact, one might even go so far as to say it’s been done to death. Unless, of course, the photographer in question happened to shoot the bulk of their daily portrait subjects topless. That would be a fresh new take on a boring, tired trend.
Once upon a time there was a New York City gogo dancer named Annika, who had all sorts of naked adventures that eventually led her out to LA, where she entered the magical kingdom of Burning Angel. Along the way she ran into a wizard named Igor, who used his magic to record her image and share it with the world. Her naked image.
Jore Puusa is a Finnish photographer who’s been working on his craft for decades. Though we’re sure he’s doing lovely work right now, we’re currently drooling over a series of darkly sexy Polaroids he took between 1983 and 1989. They make us feel both aroused and uneasy, and we absolutely love them!
There is this lovely clause in artsy fashion photography where you DON’T HAVE TO INVOLVE CLOTHES TO MAKE A FASHION STATEMENT. Ok, we guess we understand that hair and makeup and lighting and composition and environment are all part of the style. And then there’s the fact that this woman is wearing a shoe on her head. OMG it’s so … post-clothes!
Golly, what can we possibly say about the decades upon decades of beautiful nude photography collected in this one issue of Vogue Russia? They win. That’s about it; they win the magazine game. We expected to see some great pictures by Helmut Newton, Richard Avedon, and Bruce Weber, but we didn’t expect to see a dozen more amazing names here and pictures that go back to 1934!
No joke, this has to be one of our favorite fashion spreads of all time. All it takes in Sheri standing on a Chinatown rooftop with a bleached bull skull, some gauzy sheet, no clothing, and an attitude that can best be described as “the pissed off necromancer,” and just like that, we’re in love.
If National Geographic and Playboy had a baby, this would be the placenta. We mean that in the nicest way. Sabrina Jung seems to play with surreal, contrasting, and often disturbing imagery in her work, but this project plays with our loins and our primal fears. Like, are we allowed to be attracted to these?
The Sootywell Project is a badass coffee table book from which all proceeds go to Beyond Blue, a depression and anxiety fighting non-profit in Australia. So what’s inside the book? A ton of people expressing, photographing, and discussing their inner most sexual desires and fantasies. Please, give it a moment or two of ogling.
In Sebastien Tixier’s “Ordinary Life Stories,” the photographer presents various subjects plopped down in surreal scenes, drawing imagery from childhood dreams of growing up to be a “big girl” opposed with the realities of maturation. Translation for those who don’t care about photography as art: strange ladies in strange lands with no clothing!
Whoa, nelly: what is that harness and where can we get one? If this is something that Scout Paré-Phillips designed specifically for this shoot, we are going to weep our little capitalist eyes out because it’s not available in stores, then we’re going to find out where she lives and rap at her door until she divulges the secrets of her photography and fashion skills.
What are we to make of Kerstin zu Pan’s flavorful portraits of this rainbow-haired cloud babe? We’re in awe of Pan’s vision, enamored of the model, and painfully jealous that we can’t get our hair to do half the things shown in this series.
The skin-obsessed people over at Purple want you to get acquainted with a cutie named Rachel R., and so they’ve set up a sweet little gallery called “Introducing Rachel.” After you’ve seen the fourth or fifth picture that’s centered on her tits, you’ll realize that they’re introducing the breasts first and the rest follows.
Darling House has a whole bunch of new face-meltingly hot pictures from a bunch of different photographers up, but right now we’re tripping off something Joshua Darling wrote. Sometimes it’s not about the nudity, you know? Sometimes we get excited when a guy like him says, “I’m not from America. This is why I came to America. God bless you, your sunshine and your women.” Back at you, Mr. Darling.
