too hot to fuck !

And too hot to blog too!
Originally uploaded by B-movie Babe
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Other stilsl from Eisentsein’s ¡Que viva México! available here

60's holidays slideshow

From an Ektachrome slides collection found in Paris by a friend of mine. The holidays of Mr and Ms Millot travelling through Europe during the mid 60's.

Les diapos de Mr Millot

This slideshow was made for The Mamie Van Doren Show gig at "l'été photographique de Lectoure" 2008, (France).


more photos here

music bands and retro photography

Incredible Flickr sets from AIRFORM (including architecture, design, fashion, retro photographies, music bands, record cover and labels ...

tinyvices.com

Sex, drugs and violence ... american teens.
Polaroids by Dash Snow.







David Choe got arrested for punching out an undercover detective in Tokyo in December of 2004. Then he spent four months in solitary confinement in a Japanese prison. Deprived of his usual drawing and painting tools, David improvised materials out of whatever he could scrape together in his tiny cell, including soy sauce and his own urine.
www.davidchoe.com







Monsters drawings by 12 years old Adam Sjoblom.





Andres Gonzalez lives and works in Lviv, Ukraine.
www.andresgonzalezphoto.com

These artists are all part of an ongoing project curated by Tim Barber, an online gallery featuring submissions by thousands of young contemporary artists from all over the world. Photographies, drawings, paintings, sculptures, installations ... at tinyvices.com

Mamika

How i fall in love with Mamika !
Take a look at her little son's website Sacha Goldberger and you'll understand.
He is the photographer, she is the model. It's beautiful, weird and funny.

"The Real Story Of Superheroes" Dulce Pinzon

SUPERMAN
Noe Reyes
from the State of Puebla
Works as fast-food delivery boy in Brooklyn
sends home $500 per week.

"The real story of Superheroes" by Dulce Pinzon

Dulce Pinzon took photographs of mexican immigrant workers in New Yor City dressed as superheroes.
As he said : "The principal objective of this series is to pay homage to these brave and determined men and women that somehow manage, without the help of any supernatural power, to withstand extreme conditions of labor in order to help their families and communities survive and prosper."
More photos from the exhibition Here
Found via the excellent We Make Money Not Art website