A wonderful process shot with the model Bettina, by Georges Dambier, for Elle, August 5, 1955
My favourite Suzy Parker photos are by Richard Avedon, but Georges Dambier comes close. This is for Elle, September 1952.
Georges Dambier includes a Vermeer print & Vermeer lighting to this shot of Marie-Helene Arneaud for Elle
Cap d’Antibe, June 1957
Georges Dambier
Karen Blanguernon for Elle, February 1959
Georges Dambier took this shot of a great actress-turned-singer, used on the cover of the 1963 album "Jeanne Moreau Chante 12 Chansons de Cyrus Bassiak". A number of the songs have music by Ward Swingle. François Truffaut writes the liner notes!
A fine portrait of Jacques Becker by Georges Dambier
Françoise Dorleac & Jean-Pierre Cassel by Georges Dambier. The two made a number of films together in the early 1960s.
A fun picture of Fernandel by Georges Dambier. That's his son Franck, who seems just a bit tired of his dad's antics. This puts the photo just after the war, since the lad was born in 1935. Franck Fernandel later became a successful actor & singer.
A lovely shot of Jacques Prévert by Georges Dambier, a bit in the style of Robert Doisneau, perhaps.
Many of Georges Dambier's portraits are informal candid shots, but he calls on his fashion photography experience for this stylish shot of Sylvie Vartan.
A wonderful photograph by Georges Dambier. The caption on his website reads "Little girl with her hoop".
"Défense D'Afficher" means "Post no bills".
Georges Dambier took this photo, captioned "Bee Bop", at a Dizzy Gillespie gig at the Salle Pleyel in Paris, in 1948.
By the way, you can hear the 9 songs Dizzy & his band played that night, February 28, 1948, at archive.org/details/tntvil…
The songs are #73-81
Back to Georges Dambier, & a series of fashion photos. This is Suzy Parker with a spring hat.
Those of you who follow my Twitter feed are well aware of my Suzy Parker crush :)
Georges Dambier's caption:
"M.G. Girl. Simone D'Aillencourt for the magazine "Elle" at Paris in 1957"
Georges Dambier
Lucinda in London
In April 1953 Georges Dambier went to Morocco with Suzy Parker for an Elle photoshoot. Lots of amazing shots!
Suzy Parker by Georges Dambier
Morocco, 1953
Georges Dambier was one of the first fashion photographers to take his models out of the studio into the real world. For this 1957 Elle shot, he had his model Suzy Parker interact with a real-life policeman. Innovative improvisation in what was still a fairly stodgy industry.
A spectacular shot of Juliette Gréco by Georges Dambier, from 1949.
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Alfred Hitchcock by Philippe Halsman, 1962
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The 1968 American Davis Cup Team at the Berkeley Tennis Club, by Bob Peterson for Time magazine, July 12, 1968
Donald Dell, Dennis Ralston, Stan Smith, Arthur Ashe, Charlie Pasarell, Clark Graebner & Bob Lutz #InternationalTennisHallOfFame #InternationalCoolHallOfFame
In 1977 Arthur Ashe married the photographer Jeanne Moutoussamy. Here they are in Paris, to attend a photo show of hers.
📷 Benoit Gysembergh, 1979
Their daughter's name is Camera!
Jeanne Moutoussamy Ashe
The Wedding Dance, NYC, gelatin silver print
What an outstanding photograph!
#RIP Claude Brasseur
With Isabelle Adjani on the set of Andre Techine's Barocco, 1976
Photo: Sveeva Vegeveno
#RIP Claude Brasseur
From very early in his career, his 1957 Studio Harcourt portrait. A necessity for a young actor.
Médiathèque de l'architecture et du patrimoine
Jean-Luc Godard on the set of his 1964 film Bande à Part, with his stars Sami Frey & Claude Brasseur (#RIP), masked, but not socially distancing.
The still photographer on the set was Marilou Parolini.
Stay well Jean-Luc & Sami!
Watched Kar-Wai Wong's In The Mood For Love for the first time @criterionchannl. What a masterpiece!
Blu-ray cover by Lucien S. Y. Yang
Watching Kar-Wai Wong's In The Mood For Love, we thought of Kubrick (2001, Eyes Wide Shut), Neil Jordan's The End of the Affair, Scorsese's The Age of Innocence, David Lean's Brief Encounter, Godard, Truffaut, Antonioni. I felt like I was in the middle of a Henry James novel.
The French poster for the 20th anniversary restoration of Kar-Wai Wong's In The Mood For Love by @studiotstella is perfection.
Peter Marlow #Christmas Tree in Trafalgar Square, 1993
🧵 A thread of...
Pigeons!
Ferdinando Scianna
Old woman with pigeons
Istanbul, 1996
A. Abbas
Snow over the Oyashimo Shinto shrine, devoted to the deity of family and love. This shrine caters to many pigeons who symbolize roaming spirits.
Izumo, 2000