New Zealand photographer Sam Nixon takes engaging fashion and portrait images, crafting considered photographs that embody personality and complexity.
New Zealand photographer Sam Nixon takes engaging fashion and portrait images, crafting considered photographs that embody personality and complexity.
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Captured for the spring summer 2013 edition of Dahse magazine a striking story with Clarice Silva at Next Models photographed by Sam Nixon with fashion direction by Hannah Cooper.
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New Zealand photographer Sam Nixon takes engaging fashion and portrait images, crafting considered photographs that embody personality and complexity.
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New Zealand photographer Sam Nixon takes engaging fashion and portrait images, crafting considered photographs that embody personality and complexity.
New Zealand photographer Sam Nixon takes engaging fashion and portrait images, crafting considered photographs that embody personality and complexity.
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After combing through 95,000 images in its archives, the White House News Photographers Association has put together an exhibit of candid presidential moments — some well-known, some locked away for decades.
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Back è una mostra collettiva che raccoglie i ritratti che esplorano a volte seriamente, a volte con humor, il fascino visivo e psicologico delle foto scattate di spalle.
New Zealand photographer Sam Nixon takes engaging fashion and portrait images, crafting considered photographs that embody personality and complexity.
Image 9 of 15 from gallery of Manufacturing Utopia - How Assemble is Creating a Model Factory at A/D/O. A workshop within the factory will allow clay tiles to be produced for the factory's facade. Image Courtesy of Sam Nixon
L’Officiel Paris May 2017 Emily Ratajkowski by Sam Nixon
Frost/Nixon Poster posted by paris66 on Flickr Ron Howard shows us again that he is a master at his craft. No wonder the film has been nominated for five Golden Globe Awards. This movie brings you right back to the 70s and the shameful Watergate incident. The downfall of a president is drama in itself, but Howard shows us Nixon, the man, without being sentimental. Albeit, I was crying on the last day of the Frost/Nixon interview taping scenes. Weeping like a baby. Frost and Nixon posted by ajsundby on Flickr Frank Langella as Nixon and Michael Sheen as David Frost were these two characters, heart and soul. The close up on Langella near the end of these interviews said it all for me. Nixon knew Frost had him. Also, the scene that killed me was when Pat Nixon went out to the car to say good bye to her husband on the first day of taping. The look on Nixon's face said it all. Richard Nixon and Pat, posted by beast and bean on Flickr Without giving it away, the scene where I was weeping was only made worse by the interchange Nixon had with Brennen (Kevin Bacon). Wow. On a personal note, this was a sad time in our history. I was in high school at the time and remember seeing Nixon tell the nation he was resigning and also saw when he got on the helicopter leaving the White House. I hate to admit this, but when Nixon became gravely ill right after he resigned, I sent a get well card. Yes he was involved in some horrible events in our history. Not just Watergate, but the bombing of Cambodia for one. But my 15-16 year heart felt sorry for this man. He left in disgrace. The journalists in this film were great. The whole film was perfect. I hope Langella wins awards for his performance. Lastly, I saw the real David Frost on The Daily Show. The real interviews our available on DVD. I will add it to my on line rental queue for sure. Richard Nixon leaving the White House, posted by tonyetone on Flickr
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Emily Ratajkowski gets her closeup on the May 2017 cover of L’Officiel Paris. Photographed by Sam Nixon, the brunette beauty wears a striped jacket from
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Image 7 of 15 from gallery of Manufacturing Utopia - How Assemble is Creating a Model Factory at A/D/O. The installation will run from February to April 2017. Image Courtesy of Sam Nixon
