Images by Melvin Sokolsky in Paris for Harper’s Bazaar, 1963
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Thank you to Amanda Uren
Sokolsky's Bubble, 1963
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Excellent!! Though the fire-breather would worry me slightly!
i’ve seen them to this blog for the first time and i wanted to get in a bubble… so good to see them again
http://thevisitorsarepretty.blogspot.com/2010/10/melvin-sokolsky-bubbles.html
Is that Bruce Springsteen in the beret in photo #3?!
WOW!
Quite surreal really.Of course nowdays I guess it could mostly be achieved digitally
Have to wonder though,how did she get in and perhaps more importantly – how DID she get out?
HERMOSO!!!