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Audrey Hepburn - Photograph by Jack Cardiff, 1956. “Audrey had a perfect face and her ballet training made her walk with sleek grace. She radiated elegance. It was a joy to work with her on War and Peace.” - Jack Cardiff In this paticular series of photographs, featuring Audrey Hepburn, Cardiff used a method called chiaroscuro meaning “light-dark”.

I have posted this because I really like the black and white effect of this photo that Annie Leibovitz has used. I especially like the way Scarlett's lips stand out against her rather pale face. I like all of the photo's Annie Leibovitz has done in black and white they are all really elegant and can't be faulted in the way they have been taken. I am going to try and do a black and white portrait in the style Annie Leibovitz.

Photo's author Marta Bevacqua

Horizontal portrait of young blond model in jeans and top sitting on floor and looking at camera

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