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Τρίτη 7 Ιουνίου 2011

Helmut Newton Polaroids

Posted by hackaday on 9:54 π.μ. No comments


It's quite sure we all have two obsessions: polaroids and Helmut Newton. The latest book release by Taschen combines both. The legendary photographer saved all his test polaroids,a rare documentary collection from his greatest shoots, that captures the unique magic of his talent.







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