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I spent 5 days on the beach with my best friend this Summer...We would get up super early every morning and sit by the ocean in our nightgowns and drink our morning coffee. She would bring her journal and I would bring my camera.
I spent 5 days on the beach with my best friend this Summer...We would get up super early every morning and sit by the ocean in our nightgowns and drink our morning coffee. She would bring her journal and I would bring my camera.
I spent 5 days on the beach with my best friend this Summer...We would get up super early every morning and sit by the ocean in our nightgowns and drink our morning coffee. She would bring her journal and I would bring my camera.
I spent 5 days on the beach with my best friend this Summer...We would get up super early every morning and sit by the ocean in our nightgowns and drink our morning coffee. She would bring her journal and I would bring my camera.
I spent 5 days on the beach with my best friend this Summer...We would get up super early every morning and sit by the ocean in our nightgowns and drink our morning coffee. She would bring her journal and I would bring my camera.
I spent 5 days on the beach with my best friend this Summer...We would get up super early every morning and sit by the ocean in our nightgowns and drink our morning coffee. She would bring her journal and I would bring my camera.
I spent 5 days on the beach with my best friend this Summer...We would get up super early every morning and sit by the ocean in our nightgowns and drink our morning coffee. She would bring her journal and I would bring my camera.
I spent 5 days on the beach with my best friend this Summer...We would get up super early every morning and sit by the ocean in our nightgowns and drink our morning coffee. She would bring her journal and I would bring my camera.
I spent 5 days on the beach with my best friend this Summer...We would get up super early every morning and sit by the ocean in our nightgowns and drink our morning coffee. She would bring her journal and I would bring my camera.
I spent 5 days on the beach with my best friend this Summer...We would get up super early every morning and sit by the ocean in our nightgowns and drink our morning coffee. She would bring her journal and I would bring my camera.
I spent 5 days on the beach with my best friend this Summer...We would get up super early every morning and sit by the ocean in our nightgowns and drink our morning coffee. She would bring her journal and I would bring my camera.
I spent 5 days on the beach with my best friend this Summer...We would get up super early every morning and sit by the ocean in our nightgowns and drink our morning coffee. She would bring her journal and I would bring my camera.
I spent 5 days on the beach with my best friend this Summer...We would get up super early every morning and sit by the ocean in our nightgowns and drink our morning coffee. She would bring her journal and I would bring my camera.
I spent 5 days on the beach with my best friend this Summer...We would get up super early every morning and sit by the ocean in our nightgowns and drink our morning coffee. She would bring her journal and I would bring my camera.
French model, actress and animal rights activist Brigitte
Bardot believes that a photograph can be an instant of life captured for eternity that never will cease looking back at you. But being an iconic beauty and one of the famous sex symbols of the 60s constantly pursued by paparazzi, she regretted all the fame: "I have no private life at all. I am a hunted woman. I can't take a step without being questioned and surrounded. Fame had brought me so much unhappiness."
French model, actress and animal rights activist Brigitte
Bardot believes that a photograph can be an instant of life captured for eternity that never will cease looking back at you. But being an iconic beauty and one of the famous sex symbols of the 60s constantly pursued by paparazzi, she regretted all the fame: "I have no private life at all. I am a hunted woman. I can't take a step without being questioned and surrounded. Fame had brought me so much unhappiness."
French model, actress and animal rights activist Brigitte
Bardot believes that a photograph can be an instant of life captured for eternity that never will cease looking back at you. But being an iconic beauty and one of the famous sex symbols of the 60s constantly pursued by paparazzi, she regretted all the fame: "I have no private life at all. I am a hunted woman. I can't take a step without being questioned and surrounded. Fame had brought me so much unhappiness."
French model, actress and animal rights activist Brigitte
Bardot believes that a photograph can be an instant of life captured for eternity that never will cease looking back at you. But being an iconic beauty and one of the famous sex symbols of the 60s constantly pursued by paparazzi, she regretted all the fame: "I have no private life at all. I am a hunted woman. I can't take a step without being questioned and surrounded. Fame had brought me so much unhappiness."
Long before Bruce Lee, Lucy Liu and other Americans with Asian ancestry penetrated the Hollywood, there was Anna May Wong of the silent film era - the first Asian American movie star! Principally remembered for her portrayals of the stereotypical dragon lady or the demure butterfly, her long and varied career spanned both silent and sound film, television, stage, radio and fashion in America and Europe. During World War II she supported the Chinese cause against the Japanese invasion. She died in 1961 at age 56.
As a tribute I created these triples on old images of Ms. Wong juxtaposed with Chinese calligraphy and a subtle final layer of street vignettes. Used my reliable SLR with a modified supersampler.
First of two volumes.
Long before Bruce Lee, Lucy Liu and other Americans with Asian ancestry penetrated the Hollywood, there was Anna May Wong of the silent film era - the first Asian American movie star! Principally remembered for her portrayals of the stereotypical dragon lady or the demure butterfly, her long and varied career spanned both silent and sound film, television, stage, radio and fashion in America and Europe. During World War II she supported the Chinese cause against the Japanese invasion. She died in 1961 at age 56.
As a tribute I created these triples on old images of Ms. Wong juxtaposed with Chinese calligraphy and a subtle final layer of street vignettes. Used my reliable SLR with a modified supersampler.
First of two volumes.
Long before Bruce Lee, Lucy Liu and other Americans with Asian ancestry penetrated the Hollywood, there was Anna May Wong of the silent film era - the first Asian American movie star! Principally remembered for her portrayals of the stereotypical dragon lady or the demure butterfly, her long and varied career spanned both silent and sound film, television, stage, radio and fashion in America and Europe. During World War II she supported the Chinese cause against the Japanese invasion. She died in 1961 at age 56.
As a tribute I created these triples on old images of Ms. Wong juxtaposed with Chinese calligraphy and a subtle final layer of street vignettes. Used my reliable SLR with a modified supersampler.
First of two volumes.
Long before Bruce Lee, Lucy Liu and other Americans with Asian ancestry penetrated the Hollywood, there was Anna May Wong of the silent film era - the first Asian American movie star! Principally remembered for her portrayals of the stereotypical dragon lady or the demure butterfly, her long and varied career spanned both silent and sound film, television, stage, radio and fashion in America and Europe. During World War II she supported the Chinese cause against the Japanese invasion. She died in 1961 at age 56.
As a tribute I created these triples on old images of Ms. Wong juxtaposed with Chinese calligraphy and a subtle final layer of street vignettes. Used my reliable SLR with a modified supersampler.
First of two volumes.
Long before Bruce Lee, Lucy Liu and other Americans with Asian ancestry penetrated the Hollywood, there was Anna May Wong of the silent film era - the first Asian American movie star! Principally remembered for her portrayals of the stereotypical dragon lady or the demure butterfly, her long and varied career spanned both silent and sound film, television, stage, radio and fashion in America and Europe. During World War II she supported the Chinese cause against the Japanese invasion. She died in 1961 at age 56.
As a tribute I created these triples on old images of Ms. Wong juxtaposed with Chinese calligraphy and a subtle final layer of street vignettes. Used my reliable SLR with a modified supersampler.
First of two volumes.
Long before Bruce Lee, Lucy Liu and other Americans with Asian ancestry penetrated the Hollywood, there was Anna May Wong of the silent film era - the first Asian American movie star! Principally remembered for her portrayals of the stereotypical dragon lady or the demure butterfly, her long and varied career spanned both silent and sound film, television, stage, radio and fashion in America and Europe. During World War II she supported the Chinese cause against the Japanese invasion. She died in 1961 at age 56.
As a tribute I created these triples on old images of Ms. Wong juxtaposed with Chinese calligraphy and a subtle final layer of street vignettes. Used my reliable SLR with a modified supersampler.
First of two volumes.
Long before Bruce Lee, Lucy Liu and other Americans with Asian ancestry penetrated the Hollywood, there was Anna May Wong of the silent film era - the first Asian American movie star! Principally remembered for her portrayals of the stereotypical dragon lady or the demure butterfly, her long and varied career spanned both silent and sound film, television, stage, radio and fashion in America and Europe. During World War II she supported the Chinese cause against the Japanese invasion. She died in 1961 at age 56.
As a tribute I created these triples on old images of Ms. Wong juxtaposed with Chinese calligraphy and a subtle final layer of street vignettes. Used my reliable SLR with a modified supersampler.
First of two volumes.
Long before Bruce Lee, Lucy Liu and other Americans with Asian ancestry penetrated the Hollywood, there was Anna May Wong of the silent film era - the first Asian American movie star! Principally remembered for her portrayals of the stereotypical dragon lady or the demure butterfly, her long and varied career spanned both silent and sound film, television, stage, radio and fashion in America and Europe. During World War II she supported the Chinese cause against the Japanese invasion. She died in 1961 at age 56.
As a tribute I created these triples on old images of Ms. Wong juxtaposed with Chinese calligraphy and a subtle final layer of street vignettes. Used my reliable SLR with a modified supersampler.
First of two volumes.
Long before Bruce Lee, Lucy Liu and other Americans with Asian ancestry penetrated the Hollywood, there was Anna May Wong of the silent film era - the first Asian American movie star! Principally remembered for her portrayals of the stereotypical dragon lady or the demure butterfly, her long and varied career spanned both silent and sound film, television, stage, radio and fashion in America and Europe. During World War II she supported the Chinese cause against the Japanese invasion. She died in 1961 at age 56.
As a tribute I created these triples on old images of Ms. Wong juxtaposed with Chinese calligraphy and a subtle final layer of street vignettes. Used my reliable SLR with a modified supersampler.
First of two volumes.
Long before Bruce Lee, Lucy Liu and other Americans with Asian ancestry penetrated the Hollywood, there was Anna May Wong of the silent film era - the first Asian American movie star! Principally remembered for her portrayals of the stereotypical dragon lady or the demure butterfly, her long and varied career spanned both silent and sound film, television, stage, radio and fashion in America and Europe. During World War II she supported the Chinese cause against the Japanese invasion. She died in 1961 at age 56.
As a tribute I created these triples on old images of Ms. Wong juxtaposed with Chinese calligraphy and a subtle final layer of street vignettes. Used my reliable SLR with a modified supersampler.
First of two volumes.
Long before Bruce Lee, Lucy Liu and other Americans with Asian ancestry penetrated the Hollywood, there was Anna May Wong of the silent film era - the first Asian American movie star! Principally remembered for her portrayals of the stereotypical dragon lady or the demure butterfly, her long and varied career spanned both silent and sound film, television, stage, radio and fashion in America and Europe. During World War II she supported the Chinese cause against the Japanese invasion. She died in 1961 at age 56.
As a tribute I created these triples on old images of Ms. Wong juxtaposed with Chinese calligraphy and a subtle final layer of street vignettes. Used my reliable SLR with a modified supersampler.
First of two volumes.
