Love, unfaithfulness, hate, murder…

The song is Mr. Lonely by Bobby Vinton. The original version, not the cheap Akon version.

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Crinolines Flowers and Crinolines Macro are two series of pictures made by the young Canadian photographer Daryl Banks. Fetishists are going to love them.

More than 1500 Venezuelans shed their clothes on the avenue Bolivar in downtown Caracas, Sunday, March 19, 2006 to pose for American photographer Spencer Tunick, forming a human mosaic in front of a national symbol: a statue of independence hero Simon Bolivar.

For the volunteers, being part of Tunick’s art meant letting go of inhibitions and enduring a two-hour series of sometimes uncomfortable positions on the pavement. They posed standing, lying down and on their knees as the warm Caribbean sun emerged on the eastern horizon.

Spencer Tunick, an artist from Brooklyn, N.Y., has photographed and filmed masses of people in the nude in dozens of public places from Finland to Australia.

The artist, who has been arrested multiple times while shooting in the United States, said he was happy to have darker-skinned subjects. Most Venezuelans are considered mestizo, a mix of Spanish, African and indigenous bloodlines that gives many a brown skin tone.

Tunick said each volunteer will receive a print of the installation.

Bizarre and disturbing work… cool and hot in a weird sort of way… Old, decrepit hotel rooms and run-down buildings… Fantasies from the sexual subconscious… Loss, loneliness, and pain… Power, pride, and will…

… American photographer Aaron Hawks.

Tamas Dezso was born in Budapest, Hungary in 1978. He is one of the best Hungarian photographs with many awards in his portfolio. His photos capture people from small village and their relationship with nature and the land.

Boys kickboxing on the main street of Buzescu. The gypsy community created a bizarre cityscape here: they erect pompous buildings to show off their wealth, many of which stand uninhabited afterwards.

Couple standing in front of their home which the floods made uninhabitable in Nanov village near Alexandria.

Car approaching a village through the riverbed after the floods washed away the bridge of the only road leading to the village. A string of floods hit some two-thirds of Romania’s territory in 2005.

Traditional funeral ceremony in Barca on a winter afternoon.

Woman returns home with goose under arm in Sapoca village. Bird flu threatening fowls and humans is a serious concern.

Orthodox priest Constantin Milos blesses a seminarist in the town Bocsa.

Locals at the village Calvini feast in the tent put up in the rectory’s garden on the day of St Nicholas, the major patron saint of the Orthodox Church.

Man about to descend from the top of a haystack near Savinesti. The centuries-old method of drying hay guarantees ample food for animals in the winter. With the lack of machinery, most farming work is carried out in the traditional way.

Old couple sit in their unheated living room in Vedea village, close to the southern border.

Early on a winter morning, a young boy is off to work to saw firewood for locals in Odobesti and nearby villages.

Pictures and descriptions from the POYi website.
More info about Tamas Dezso on his website.