Hands of Marcel Cerdan
Are these the hands of a gentleman? Or a man licensed to kill who hung…
Browsing: Photography
Valentine’s Day: 14 Different Views of Love
Geoffrey Chaucer started it all back in 1382: he was the first to associate Valentine’s…
An Artist Who Uses A Camera… Charles Laurier Dufour
TD knew from the beginning that high-end whisky drinkers have an unusually high affinity for photography…
Maine…and the light that falls upon it.
Editor’s Note: TD is pleased to announce the first in a series of major collaborations…
Shifting Gears With Tracy Ward Photography
Editor’s Note: One of the great things about editing a website about transcendental things is…
Camera Art, A Focus on Ian Horne’s Scotland
Editor’s Note: Ian Horne is a regular contributor to TD’s Facebook page where his “camera…
Stamboul: The Crossroads of the World
Storytellers were calling this mysterious crossroads of Europe and The Orient the economic center of…
From Cannes to the Supreme Court… Jeanne Moreau
The more we look at French cinema the more we learn about the underground culture…
Drawing with Light: The Pinhole Image
Extraordinary things happen in these [pinhole photography] moments time and time again. In both stillness…
A Horse and The Lady… Fiona Campbell-Walker
Wrigley Gum heiress and horse rescuer Helen Rosburg coined the phrase, “when Wrigley women get depressed…
The French Franc… Charles Aznavour
The name Maurice Chevalier rolls across the tongue like a sip of Vintage Camus. But…
Three On A Match… Yves Montand
When Dambier captured this debonair gentleman and his entourage, the name Yves was more popular…
The Frivolous Prince… Jean Cocteau
Novelist F. Scott Fitzgerald coined the phrase “the rich are different” while hanging out with…
A Walk On The Wild Side… Capucine
Jack Nicholson and Capucine, the dazzling beauty in the Dambier photograph here, both liked Charlie Feldman’s…
Darry Cowl–French Lounge Lizard
Before the French developed a fascination for the low-brow diversion they found along the Sunset…
Eddie Barclay: The Music Man
Back in the Fifties, a young Quincy Jones was barnstorming his star studded big band…
Vanishing Sydney Harbour
Editor’s Note: At a time when most photographs are photoshopped, these are not. Read how Anthony…