#photo film

[betomad]

Saturday night’s alright for fighting. Anonymous model captured on instamatic film by the late, great Antonio Lopez, New York City, 1974 @the_antonio_archives

[not-theangelofmusic-sorry]

One thing i just never got about the Phantom of the Opera’s many remakes/spin-offs is that the Phantom’s fate is not the same as in the original book, even once.

<<spoilers ahead>>

in the original book, the Phantom dies of a broken heart after being rejected. However in every remake he dies in literally any other way. Ceiling debris (1962 remake/Emerald City cartoon), bomb explosions (Phantom of the Mall), getting shot (1998 film, 1990 miniseries, the Phantom of Hollywood), etc. There’s so many different ways he dies, yet not once do writers just.. do what the book did. Even though it’s literally a remake?? Idfk anymore

[burtonandtaylor]

Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor at a pub. Shepperton, 1963

[digital-media-enthusiast]

[ilse-giselle]

Fueron unos meses con un sube y baja de emociones pero me gusto recorrer todos esos lugares y lo que aprendí

Con respecto a la cámara fue un regalo, no me gusta los colores con los que deja las fotos y que se vean tan oscuras y sin nitiidez, aún así me gusto experimentar con ella pero creo que le diré adiós 🎞📸

[stickerskingdom]

30 pet selfie stickers

[70sscifiart]

Frank Frazetta, Boris Vallejo, and John Berkey all created art for the 1977 film Orca. Via @GregRozeboom

[captvreme]

[victoriapedroza]

Lagunita, 2019

Sticker here

purgatorie

[flowerytale]

Rooney Mara on the set of Mary Magdalene (2018)

[jacindaelena]

by filmontoast

[psykopaths]

When do you feel free?

[inthedarktrees]

Lillian Gish as "Letty” in The Wind, 1927

[orangesinwinter]

metropolitan tokyo

scans from Japanese Graphics Now! (2003)

[samsketchbook]

[michaelismoshe]