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Today's brand new Dietz Dolls pinup artwork is another tribute in the style of Bill Randall and classic 1940s/1950s 'Greetings From' postcards with ‘Greetings from the Front’! What could be a souvenir from a soldier to back home during World War 2, showcasing somewhere in the Pacific Theater with the Sherman Tank and Willys Jeep.
New for 2026: As I rebuild the online store, I've opened a temporary one on Fine Art America with some pinups alread
Today's brand new Dietz Dolls pinup artwork is another tribute in the style of Bill Randall and classic 1940s/1950s 'Greetings From' postcards with ‘Greetings from the Front’! What could be a souvenir from a soldier to back home during World War 2, showcasing somewhere in the Pacific Theater with the Sherman Tank and Willys Jeep.
New for 2026: As I rebuild the online store, I've opened a temporary one on Fine Art America with some pinups already on there. I'll be adding more in the coming months: fineartamerica.com/profiles/vintagepinups
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An ending can make or break a movie. Audiences will forgive clunky dialogue, ridiculous action, or paper-thin villains as long as the finale delivers a satisfying payoff. There are subpar movies with great endings that make audiences walk away feeling high, but there are also entertaining movies that plunge themselves into ridicule because they fail to stick the landing. Some endings are so frustrating that they overshadow everything that came before them, leaving viewers more annoyed than thril
An ending can make or break a movie. Audiences will forgive clunky dialogue, ridiculous action, or paper-thin villains as long as the finale delivers a satisfying payoff. There are subpar movies with great endings that make audiences walk away feeling high, but there are also entertaining movies that plunge themselves into ridicule because they fail to stick the landing. Some endings are so frustrating that they overshadow everything that came before them, leaving viewers more annoyed than thrilled once the credits roll.
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🌹 Some shots with my TTArtisan 100mm F2.8 Bubble Bokeh mounted on my Techart LM-EA9 Autofocus adapter. Not the best lighting conditions for bubbles, but still ok.
👗 You can find more photos of this beautiful woman within her album here and on her Instagram account www.instagram.com/oui_mariii/
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One of the riskiest movies of the summer is Supergirl, the second installment of James Gunn and Peter Safran's DC Universe. Not only are shared universes no longer in vogue, but it seems like audiences will only step out to watch franchise films if they promise something fresh. Supergirl is a spin-off of Gunn's Superman reboot from last year, which did decently well at the box office. That film starred David Corenswet, who appears as the Man of Steel in Supergirl as well, and grossed around $620
One of the riskiest movies of the summer is Supergirl, the second installment of James Gunn and Peter Safran's DC Universe. Not only are shared universes no longer in vogue, but it seems like audiences will only step out to watch franchise films if they promise something fresh. Supergirl is a spin-off of Gunn's Superman reboot from last year, which did decently well at the box office. That film starred David Corenswet, who appears as the Man of Steel in Supergirl as well, and grossed around $620 million worldwide against a reported budget of $225 million. Supergirl is headlined by Milly Alcock, who made a cameo at the end of Superman. As an added attraction, the new movie will also mark the DCU debut of Jason Momoa's Lobo, who is featured prominently in the marketing.
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Echoes of the 1940s Circus: Steam Trains, Big Top Lights and Forgotten Wonders
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A cinematic journey through a fictional vintage circus world inspired by the atmosphere of the 1940s: steam trains arriving through clouds of smoke, crowded railway platforms, canvas tents rising at dawn, performers preparing behind the scenes, glowing fairground lights, brass bands, trapeze artists, ringmasters, clowns, fortune tellers, animal acts, travelling caravans an
Echoes of the 1940s Circus: Steam Trains, Big Top Lights and Forgotten Wonders
Description
A cinematic journey through a fictional vintage circus world inspired by the atmosphere of the 1940s: steam trains arriving through clouds of smoke, crowded railway platforms, canvas tents rising at dawn, performers preparing behind the scenes, glowing fairground lights, brass bands, trapeze artists, ringmasters, clowns, fortune tellers, animal acts, travelling caravans and the quiet moments hidden between spectacle and exhaustion.
This collection evokes the golden age of travelling circuses as if seen through the lens of an old documentary photographer, but with the visual richness of modern cinematic photography. Warm amber lights, deep shadows, smoky interiors, velvet costumes, weathered wood, worn posters, dusty roads and dramatic faces create a world suspended between memory, theatre and dream. Each image suggests a fragment of a larger story: the arrival of the circus by train, the construction of the tent, the anticipation of the crowd, the tension before the performance, the intimacy of backstage rituals and the melancholy beauty of a show that exists only for one night before disappearing again.
The series blends realism and fantasy, presenting the circus not only as entertainment but as a temporary city of artists, workers, animals, music, mystery and human emotion. It captures both the grand spectacle and the fragile backstage humanity of a travelling world built from canvas, light, discipline and illusion.
All images have been generated by Artificial Intelligence.
DC Studios and Warner Bros’ Supergirl arrived on three week tracking this morning with an outlook of $55M+ when it opens on June 26. The campaign is just gearing up with tickets going on sale yesterday for the Craig Gillespie directed feature take of the Tom King and Bilquis Evely graphic novel Supergirl Woman of Tomorrow. […]
DC Studios and Warner Bros’ Supergirl arrived on three week tracking this morning with an outlook of $55M+ when it opens on June 26. The campaign is just gearing up with tickets going on sale yesterday for the Craig Gillespie directed feature take of the Tom King and Bilquis Evely graphic novel Supergirl Woman of Tomorrow. […]
Milly Alcock’s solo DCU debut in Supergirl includes a very special family hand-me-down. The actress recently revealed that her cape in the Craig Gillespie-helmed Warner Bros. movie, which premieres June 26 in theaters, was made from the same material as Christopher Reeve’s cape in Superman (1978). “My cape in this film was remade using material […]
Milly Alcock’s solo DCU debut in Supergirl includes a very special family hand-me-down. The actress recently revealed that her cape in the Craig Gillespie-helmed Warner Bros. movie, which premieres June 26 in theaters, was made from the same material as Christopher Reeve’s cape in Superman (1978). “My cape in this film was remade using material […]
Manuel Gual posted a photo:
Echoes of the 1940s Circus: Steam Trains, Big Top Lights and Forgotten Wonders
Description
A cinematic journey through a fictional vintage circus world inspired by the atmosphere of the 1940s: steam trains arriving through clouds of smoke, crowded railway platforms, canvas tents rising at dawn, performers preparing behind the scenes, glowing fairground lights, brass bands, trapeze artists, ringmasters, clowns, fortune tellers, animal acts, travelling caravans an
Echoes of the 1940s Circus: Steam Trains, Big Top Lights and Forgotten Wonders
Description
A cinematic journey through a fictional vintage circus world inspired by the atmosphere of the 1940s: steam trains arriving through clouds of smoke, crowded railway platforms, canvas tents rising at dawn, performers preparing behind the scenes, glowing fairground lights, brass bands, trapeze artists, ringmasters, clowns, fortune tellers, animal acts, travelling caravans and the quiet moments hidden between spectacle and exhaustion.
This collection evokes the golden age of travelling circuses as if seen through the lens of an old documentary photographer, but with the visual richness of modern cinematic photography. Warm amber lights, deep shadows, smoky interiors, velvet costumes, weathered wood, worn posters, dusty roads and dramatic faces create a world suspended between memory, theatre and dream. Each image suggests a fragment of a larger story: the arrival of the circus by train, the construction of the tent, the anticipation of the crowd, the tension before the performance, the intimacy of backstage rituals and the melancholy beauty of a show that exists only for one night before disappearing again.
The series blends realism and fantasy, presenting the circus not only as entertainment but as a temporary city of artists, workers, animals, music, mystery and human emotion. It captures both the grand spectacle and the fragile backstage humanity of a travelling world built from canvas, light, discipline and illusion.
All images have been generated by Artificial Intelligence.
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