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Above: Before and After shot. No Photoshop.

Just found this the other day from a shoot with Julia Anderson two years ago. So yes, it is important to have a good hair and make up artist.

Thanks Francesca.

Above: Heatspell, 1938. Stunning collection from the master Weegee. Photos taken in New Yorkbetween the 1930s and the 1960s.

Wow, this is just pure mesmerizing. I hope you guys in Milan are doing ok…

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Above: August Afternoon on Lookbook.nu

You probably have seen this outfit on Lookbook already, here ’s some other images that didn’t make it.

This building was great. You get everything from Antarctica to the amazons, and all the animals in between. From cute little monkeys to great white sharks (I think they are anyway). The rainforest is just amazing, would be amazing to go there when it’s snowing outside too!

I miss the bakeries in Milan. Featuring Paulina Klimek and Kara Davis from Joy Models. Styling by Mikaela Edri, hair and make up by Marlene Demonte.

I normally don’t do this, but this deserves a mention. Ryan McGinley’s done it again, always makes such inspiring images, even for a campaign. Much love.

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Above: Another new talent from Joy Models, Paulina Klimek , special thanks to Mikaela Edri for the styling, and Marlene Demonte for the great hair and make up as always.

Above: A nice afternoon with new talent from Joy Models, Kara Davis , special thanks to Mikaela Edri for the styling, and Marlene Demonte for the great hair and make up as always.

Above: One of the most memorable video portraits at the Biennale di Venezia this year.

July this year, I had the oppourtunity to visit the 2009 Venice Biennale Art Fair, which brings some of the world’s greatest artist, all in the romantic, floating city. Together with Andrea and Olivia, we set off for a great week.

Above: The private beaches at Lido, amazing part of Venice to get away from it all.

Above: Coloured rooms of great vibrancy.

Above: I think about 70,000 VHS, shipped from Australia!.

Above: Our own little art piece. A lot of postcards were made, with the combination of water images and Venice, while the images are blatantly obvious that it is not Venice. We left the card to a random postbox in Venice, hopefully they understand.

Above: The restaurants, the bars, the bridges, the water, the boats, I miss it all.

Above: This is why I miss Italy, and especially Venice, the water vapours just does amazing things to the scenery.