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R.I.P. Jonathan Winters (1925–2013)

American Comedian Jonathan Winters passed away today at the age of 87.

Winters was well known in the 1950’s for the then ground breaking The Jonathan Winters Show and later on for the sitcom “Mork and Mindy” which one two Grammy’s and an Emmy.

Winters was known for his great talent to improvise and making funny faces

He was a great inspiration and example for comedian actors like Jim Carry and Robin Williams.

Even at age, Winters never stopped working, the 2011 Smurfs film features his voice as Papa Smurf.

“…when he saw the Tralfamadorians close their little hands on their eyes. He knew from past experience what this meant: He was being stupid.

Double exposure photography by Michael Gelitan.

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E.M. Gluhareff in Test Flight of MEG-1X, Torrance, CA (1957)

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“Why do you have to die to let go?”

Brainstorm (1983)

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Croissant in the window of a shop in Paris. Photographed by De Vetpan

Mariam Sitchinava - untitled on Flickr.

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Madonna playing with her sunglasses.

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A smiling model named Elena photographed on old damaged film.

Photographers: Victor & Ketherina Skorobogatov from Russia

Model: Elena

Make-up: Alexandra Kubrina

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Yeva, I

Photography by Nikola Borissov

New York, Oct 2011

Nikon FM2n + 20/3.5 pre-AIS, 580 II, Portra 400

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Cool photography with giant ball/balloons by Russian photographer Alexandra Kirievskaya

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Portrait photography of a girl with beautiful glasses by Mariam Sitchinava. Shot in Tbilisi, Georgia on 35mm film.

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Model Anna photographed by AnnShakti. Anna ‘Shakti’ Shakina is a female photography from the Ukraine.

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Motorcycle gangs violence

Lauren Peralta by Ryan Jay

The beautiful Lauren Peralta photographed by Ryan Jay in the forest on black and white film.

growing talent by Olga Nazarkina

Olga Nazarkina shows a creative way to visualize the growth of talent.