LOST IN THE FOREST

Gloria Sol got lost when she entered into the forest... She was looking for her summer house but the orientation is not her forte, and now she does not know where to go... the heat is getting more intense and she has too much clothes on...

All that's left for her to do is wait for the typical storyteller lumberjacker so that he can put this out... put out or in... or maybe put it in and out.

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THE EROTICISM OF ANDRIS APSENIEKS

Andris Apšenieks is an artistic photographer based in Riga, Latvia, and he's the chosen one today to bring the touch of eroticism that every single one of our days needs.



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Are we already in Mercury retrograde?

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ED SHOTS' EROTICISM

Of French origin, Ed is a professional photographer and a passionate observer of life.



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Balls, no matter how heavy they are, always tend to bounce.

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INSTAGRAM OF THE DAY: SHIR COHEN

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Childhood characters: Velma Dinkley and April O'Neil.






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UMUT SOKOLOVIC’S EROTICISM

Umut Sokolovic is this dude, a freelance photographer chilling in Istanbul since 2003, all about snapping pics at concerts and of people.



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Me, when I think it's my big break and I'm finally gonna conquer the damn world.

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AMATEUR FLESH: MURMURIEL

Murmuriel puts the finishing touch on this week loaded with great material. Another notch we can add to ALRNCN's revolver. Have a great weekend and we'll pick up where we left off on Monday. Cheers!



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ED ROSS AND WET PLATE COLLODION

Wet plate collodion is an ancient photographic process developed in the 1850s that allowed the creation of images on glass plates. It involves sensitizing a glass plate with a solution of silver nitrate and collodion (a viscous substance), then exposing it while still wet and immediately developing it thereafter. This produced unique images with a high level of detail and sharpness. The process was popular in the 19th century and was used in fields such as portrait and documentary photography. Although it was replaced by more practical and convenient methods, wet plate collodion is still appreciated for its vintage aesthetic and artisanal process.

One of those who wanted to revive this ancient technique was the late lawyer and photographer Ed Ross. This gentleman was one of those who believed that any past time was better and, instead of being swayed by technology, he focused on this developing process, obtaining photographs as attractive as those you'll see below.
Portraits with a completely vintage look and so intriguing that I'm surprised Instagram hasn't included it among its filters.



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When you aim for excellence and won't settle for less.

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