Lilly Collins
Lilly Collins
Emily Stone
AurlienPortrait taken during a Photo Club de Draveil session.
This was the first time I spent more than an hour in Lightroom and Photoshop for a portrait, and I'm happy with the result.
26 January 2016
Canon 5D II + 135mm
ISO 3200, /2, 1/4000 s
Imogen Poots
Sigourney Weaver
Bryce Dallas Howard
Sabrina Carpenter
Freida Pinto
Megan Fox
Florence Pugh
Blake Lively
Aurlien B&WI shot this portrait during a session of our Photo Club in Draveil, France.
This is the first time I spend more than an hour in Lightroom and Photoshop for a portrait, and I really like the result, it was worth it.
26 January 2016
Canon 5D II + 135mm
ISO 3200, /2, 1/4000 s
Katherine McNamara
Some new fashionnportrait art called Daniell from my collection!
Available Here..
Anya Taylor Joy
Below's a photo of an oil that was painted at the request of a lady in Thailand. Anyone out there that's interested in having any of their favorite photos painted, please let me know!
'Portrait of Marie Bracquemond with a drawing' by Felix Bracquemond (b.1833-d.1914)
Alejandra Guilmant
Anna Kendrick
Emily Stone
Nathalie Emmanuel
Irina Lozovaya
India Eisley
Elizabeth Olsen
Jessica Alba
Rihanna
a mixed medium piece with colour pencils and alcohol markers on copic smooth paper.
Farrah Fawcett
Frida Gustavsson
Mary Elizabeth Winstead
Billie Lourd
Bella Heathcote
Jessica Alba
Katie McGrath
Candice Swanepoel
Kate Beckinsale
Sophia Bush
Emmy Rossum
Faces of War
Life Magazine Photographer Ralph Morse captured the faces of German prisoners of war held at the 'Baby Lager' in Attichy, France where Hitler Youth, aged 12-17 were held in the hope that they could be re-educated. These boys had been trained by Hitler from the age of 9 to be soldiers and towards the end of WWII had been put into action to reinforce his depleted army.
For more information see the documentary Baby Cages from director Marie Brsch streaming on Prime
Faces of War
Life Magazine Photographer Ralph Morse captured the faces of German prisoners of war held at the 'Baby Lager' in Attichy, France where Hitler Youth, aged 12-17 were held in the hope that they could be re-educated. These boys had been trained by Hitler from the age of 9 to be soldiers and towards the end of WWII had been put into action to reinforce his depleted army.
For more information see the documentary Baby Cages from director Marie Brsch streaming on Prime