Saul Leiter. 1958

Bags’ Groove.

And this beauty from Smile-It Makes Your Face Happy.

Check out the pictures and videos on this cool site by Ian Coyle called Edits Quarterly.

Florence × Edits from Ian Coyle on Vimeo.

Pictures

by

Louis Stettner

You’re Welcome.

[Photograph by Reka Nyari]

Check out these fine pictures of New York City by Edi Weitz (for a comprehensive look at his work, click here):

And dig his cool-ass  site: Almost…

Check out these cool pictures

by Larissa Zhou.

Anton’s books and Corredor Verde by Andrew Moore. Part of his beautiful Cuba series.

The Kid Stays in the Picture.

Street shot by our man Bags.

It’s Blue Note album cover week.

Photograph, found via Facebook, by Allegra Ruzic.

[Photo Credit: Nina Ai-Artyan]

Nice Gams.

[Photo Credit: Gamini Kumara]

Two photographs by Man Ray.

Still from the movie, Le Retour à la Raison (Return to Reason), directed by Man Ray.

Joe Martz’s photo of his George Brett action figure.

I love this shot.  Reminds me of how much I hated Brett, with the utmost respect, when he was a player. Guy killed the Yankees and was a dick about it, too. Ah, the good ol’ days.

Check out this terrific gallery of New York City photographs…

by Dave Beckerman

over at Everyday I Show.

Photographs by Janine Niepce over at Everyday I Show.

Not long ago I was thinking about the first crush I had on a TV or movie star. Linda Carter, Bo Derek, and Catherine Bach all came to mind. Valerie Bertinelli, Ann Jillian, and Deborah Harry, too. Then it hit me: It was Julie Newmar as Catwoman. I used to watch Batman in syndication during the afternoon. Must have been four or five years old. Catwoman was always messing with Batman’s head, dressed in that tight outfit, getting all close to him and whispering in his ear, ready to pounce. Yup, Julie Newmar was dangerous, the first sex symbol I fell in lust with.

Celebrities by Norman Seeff over at Everyday I Show.