Errol Flynn

Added on December 2nd, 2008 by daviest11 | Report Post
Tags:Movies

Amazing chin that man has. Check out the rest of this amazing set here:
community.livejournal.com/vintagephoto/3511650.html

It’s a seriously good collection.

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ohmybob (#464)

15 years ago

GODDAMN he’s hot.

The Matrix: Rebooted (#436)

15 years ago

When men were men and women were under 18.

Puulaahi (#4552)

15 years ago

Captain Blood!

The-Penetrator (#5174)

15 years ago

Damn, this is one good looking son of bitch !

outofocus (#3862)

15 years ago

I always wanted to have pictures taken of me in that old starlet style. Old men have always come and said I look some actress from that time (I don’t remember the name).

If you cover Flynn’s face from the middle of the nose down he looks like William Shatner.

outofocus (#3862)

15 years ago

I want that dress that Mae West is wearing! That would fit me nicely. It’s so rare to see the curvy figure properly represented. She looks amazing in that picture.

I got this book for Christmas last year from a friend. It has many of the same actors/actresses on that page in it.

kezia347 (#4912)

15 years ago

thanks so much for the post.. i named my first daughter Grace for Grace Kelly (since my dad named me after a movie star {erin gray})

Elepski (#3800)

15 years ago

A pimp from a better time…

etiii (#3367)

15 years ago

Always loved his movies, Great swordsman! Then Turner went and colorized all the great B/Ws.

nyoki (#3444)

15 years ago

B&W photography is always better for contrast and clearness. For my wedding photos I had my brother (sometime pro photographer, do a couple of rolls an B/W. They turned out to be the ones I love most.

outofocus (#3862)

15 years ago

@...nyokki: I’m not sure that B&W is always better for those things but it’s somewhat subjective.

I’m working on photos from a wedding a shot and I am converting some of them into black and white so that the couple can have both color and B&W images. They may prefer each for different situations. I also like to desaturate images so that it’s neither black and white (which I find boring in many cases) or very colorful. I find that it gives an elegance to the image that simply is not present in either extreme.

nyoki (#3444)

15 years ago

@...outofocus: You’re right (about B&W) and de-saturation can be really interesting and moving. B&W has to be set up properly, it works when you want shadows, dark and light, yet clear lines. I think I like my B&W wedding pics because they do look very vintage. It looked like the pics of my parents wedding. They had this one pic of them, in their wedding finery, that is B&W and color had been added to their hair and my mom’s lips. I really love that pic. I’ve had a copy made and had it framed and it jangs on my LR wall.