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Ian and Erick Regnard are two Australian brothers who have created a stunning series of underwater nudes. What makes the images even more remarkable is that they shot the series on large format 4x5 Polaroid film.  In 2010  one of their underwater Polaroid nudes won them International Photographer of the year in the "Special Category".  I think it was well deserved.  I especially love the images of the dancing stingrays with nude model - Simply stunning! Limited edition prints are available here . ©  Ian Erick Regnard ©  Ian Erick Regnard ©  Ian Erick Regnard ©  Ian Erick Regnard ©  Ian Erick Regnard ©  Ian Erick Regnard ~ The award winning image. ©  Ian Erick Regnard ©  Ian Erick Regnard

On-Set: Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope is an ongoing exhibit at the British Film Institute Southbank running through January 4, 2015 that features assorted ephemera from the making of the first Star Wars film, including a number of candid Polaroid photos taken on-set. The shots, owned by crew member Ann Skinner, feature a number of characters cut from the original film as well as lead actors shot in unexpected situations. ( via BFI ) Mark Hamill aka Luke Skywalker, on location in Tunisia. 1977.  Parked in a rough neighbourhood. Laze Loneozner as Fixer ~ looking for space babes about that tall. Biggs Darklighter Koo Stark as Camie Darth Vader never breaks character... unlike   Grand Moff Tarkin Darth Vader ( David Prowse ) sans helmet, and  Peter Cushing  as Grand Moff Tarkin The Princess hangs out at the trash compactor. Ann Skinner’s continuity script for Star Wars (1977)

Mike Brodie (born in 1985), best known by his pseudonym ”Polaroid Kidd” is a self-trained American photographer from Pensacola, Florida.  In 2003 Brodie left home at 18 to travel the rails across America. A friend gave him a camera and he found himself spending three years photographing the friends and companions he encountered with the Polaroid SX-70. Polaroid discontinued SX-70 film, so now he shoots on 35mm on a Nikon F3.  His photographs have been featured in exhibits in Milwaukee, at Get This! Gallery in Atlanta and in Los Angeles at M+B Gallery. His work was also selected to appear in the 2006 edition of the Paris International Photo Fair at the Louvre. In November 2007 he collaborated with Swoon and Chris Stain to mount an installation at Gallery LJ Beaubourg in Paris. He also has had collaborative shows with artist Monica Canilao.  His photographs largely depict what he refers to as “travel culture”, train-hoppers, vagabonds, squatters and hobos.  Critic Vin...