



Cara Delevingne, sprawled out and nude, poses for Peter Lindbergh in collaboration for Interview.





German Vogue features classic black and white nudes by Peter Lindbergh inside their June issue.
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As black as the night, Iris Strubegger graces the pages of Numéro #116 as captured by Peter Lindbergh in this peculiar monochromatic sequence.
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Normally I’m not a fan of the U.S. Harper’s Bazaar magazine. Although I can manage to be temporarily fond of anyone who’s smart enough to hire Kate Moss and have her lounge around seductively in an editorial shot by Peter Lindbergh. The single color photograph reminds me of work by Guido Argentini. That just adds to the appeal for me.
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First of all, I see this as a beautiful editorial.
Secondly, I almost don’t know where to begin. This sequence of shots hasn’t exactly been getting all-around two-thumbs-up reviews. I’ve noticed, while reading up on other blogs and websites, that people are hesitant to say much of anything positive. Many comments are made about Anna’s figure claiming that she’s “too thin,” “skeletal,” or “undernourished.” I disagree with every single one of them. This is a photo shoot. She is contoured and posed. Any person within average, healthy body dimensions can pass for being quite skinny when shaped certain abnormal or unusual ways. Something else that may be a contributing factor to her looking the way she does is the fact that these photos are black and whites. Personally, I’ve noticed that when I convert my own portrait images to black and white they make my models look thinner. So it’s my belief that this effect slimming.
Either way, Anna looks great.
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