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France / Stunning Portraits Of Parisian Models By Brice Hardelin

Brice Hardelin is a French photographer based in Paris, France. His photography is the pure essence of beauty and even tho his models are pretty perfect it takes talent to capture it.

From top to bottom, Thibault, Rob (top left), Romain, Sami, Paul.

Above Alejandro and Rob below ... I mean does Paris has the most beautiful men on the planet or what!?

'Back To The Future' By Mazen Abusrour

Let's stay in the SyFy mood, after the Fabio Bartz new Campaign here is Back To The Future, a fashion story shot by Mazen Abusrour for Bespoke magazine. Styling by Sarah Maisey, hair and MakeUp Carolyn Gallyer. Special thank to Jonathan. More images after the jump.

We first feature photographer Mazen Abusrour a couple of weeks ago with this amazing Gucci advertorial.

OhLaLa Presents Stefan Apostolov By Natalia Artemieva

Let me give you a new photographer on OhLaLa, her name is Natalia Artemieva and she is based in NYC. For her first feature she is sharing with us a photoshoot she did with Stefan Apostolov [@ 3d Models -Cape Town - Twitter - Facebook] grooming Anny Chow, styling by Jacci Jaye. More after the jump.

OhLaLa Presents Photographer Mazen Abusrour

Let me give you Mazen Abusrour a talented photographer based in the middle-east. Today for his first feature on OhLaLa he is sharing with us this gorgeous Gucci advertorial featured in Velvet magazine. Special Thanks to Jonathan.



STYLING: CELIA-JANE UKWENYA
HAIR&MAKE-UP: MARISOL STEWARD
MODEL: ZANETTA @ BAREFACE

More after the jump.

Edwin In "I've seen it all, I've seen it all now" By Johnny Balbalosa

"I've seen it all, I've seen it all now" was shot by Johnny Balbalosa and feature model Edwin [Scouting One]. Grooming by Anton Patdu [source]. More after the jump.

Here are the Young Men - Marked - By Claire Felicie

A beautiful idea and a striking result. Here are the Young Men (Marked) is a black and white series of triptych portraits of Marines before, during and after their tour of duty to Afghanistan by Claire Felicie.

"How do the faces of soldiers change — before, during, and then after, war? Can we detect profound or subtle psychological shifts just by looking at their portraits?

This is precisely the challenge that Claire Felicie presents with her series of triptych portraits of marines of the 13th infantry company of the Royal Netherlands Marine Corps. The series, Here are the Young Men (Marked), shows close-cropped portraits of the Dutch marines before, during and after they were deployed to Uruzgan, Afghanistan in 2009-2010.

Without doubt, every viewer will project a bit of himself or herself into the readings of these photographs. No matter what conclusions you draw, the images are compelling" [Lensculture]

For more photos and infos visit Claire Felicie Official Site.