The photos were taken in 1950 with a still unknown Marilyn, by a Life Magazine photographer Ed Clark, at the suggestion of a friend of 20th Century Fox telling of the new hiring of the studios. "I sent several rolls to LIFE in New York, but they wired back, ‘Who the hell is Marilyn Monroe?" - Ed Clark.
No one at that time could have even imagined how iconic Marilyn will become. . boredpanda.com
One year ago at a cold winter morning, I strolled this path, and I knew there were beings around but could not see any...
I live in a beautiful part of the UK. Shropshire is a lovely rural place, and there's nothing nicer than walking along its tranquil paths. Until you discover some of the extraordinary rubbish that people manage to drag there.
I will show you some photographs of strange places just around my corner. Are you perhaps wondering what those unusual names might be?
The time of the year that I love most, Winter. The dream-like light and monotone color palettes set the scene for simple yet powerful portraits. I truly hope you like the set!
My quest on photographing mushrooms continues, even though the rain was scarce in the previous year, I managed to find some really cool fungi specimens along my journeys to the woods, where I often wonder.
The abandoned house of a German American family sits secluded in the woods. The inside is a time capsule of family heirlooms and vintage furnishings. Take a step inside through the pictures below.
Wistman’s Wood in Dartmoor, Devon, England, has been the backdrop of countless folktales and myths involving the spiritual and supernatural. For his ongoing project titled Mystical, British photographer Neil Burnell has been visiting the forest and capturing the foggy, misty, twisted wood that has sparked wonder over the ages. The wood of dwarf oak trees […]