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Mia Farrow, Behind The Scenes, 1967, Rosemary’s Baby

Mia Farrow, Behind The Scenes, 1967, Rosemary’s Baby

Mia Farrow, Behind The Scenes, 1967, Rosemary’s Baby

Mia Farrow, Behind The Scenes, 1967, Rosemary’s Baby
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[Nieves Mingueza - The Dream of Trees]
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Marianne Faithfull 
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Lukasz Wizerzbowski | We Heart It
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Cigarette Girl, 1944
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Recently on Instagram, photographer Paul Octavious has taken to matching Pantone swatches to the world around him in an ongoing series simple titled The Pantone Project. Drawing on the basic color matching system used in the printing industry, Octavious matches snippets of his everyday life to the solid blocks of color with fun names like sunshine (yellow), bright violet, and pirate black. By holding the swatches out with his own hand, the photographer inserts himself into each image, reminding viewers that there is a man behind the lens.
skeletales:

Recently on Instagram, photographer Paul Octavious has taken to matching Pantone swatches to the world around him in an ongoing series simple titled The Pantone Project. Drawing on the basic color matching system used in the printing industry, Octavious matches snippets of his everyday life to the solid blocks of color with fun names like sunshine (yellow), bright violet, and pirate black. By holding the swatches out with his own hand, the photographer inserts himself into each image, reminding viewers that there is a man behind the lens.
skeletales:

Recently on Instagram, photographer Paul Octavious has taken to matching Pantone swatches to the world around him in an ongoing series simple titled The Pantone Project. Drawing on the basic color matching system used in the printing industry, Octavious matches snippets of his everyday life to the solid blocks of color with fun names like sunshine (yellow), bright violet, and pirate black. By holding the swatches out with his own hand, the photographer inserts himself into each image, reminding viewers that there is a man behind the lens.
skeletales:

Recently on Instagram, photographer Paul Octavious has taken to matching Pantone swatches to the world around him in an ongoing series simple titled The Pantone Project. Drawing on the basic color matching system used in the printing industry, Octavious matches snippets of his everyday life to the solid blocks of color with fun names like sunshine (yellow), bright violet, and pirate black. By holding the swatches out with his own hand, the photographer inserts himself into each image, reminding viewers that there is a man behind the lens.