#photographer ivan

[alnstkinkmeme]

Ivantill, nude photography, begging, optional shibari

Punk/alt musician Till and photographer Ivan who starts showing up to all of Till's shows. His pics start getting them more opportunities and the rest of the band is grateful but Till senses something off. His intuition proves correct when he finally confronts him and Ivan offers to pay him a lot of money to photograph him naked--artistically, of course. Till agrees but only on the condition that Ivan won’t be a creep And Ivan doesn't push him. He poses him without lingering, his comments are all complimentary but not creepy, and he pretends not to notice Till getting harder/more flushed as it goes on. Because he wants Till to have to beg 😈 Maybe some shibari for more of a BDSM component but not necessary

This prompt has been filled! A fic fill—you can read it on dreamwidth!

[vintage-russia]

Woman in Russian costume (19th-20th century)

Photo by Ivan Bilibin (1876-1942)

[sitting-on-me-bum]

A green vine snake (Oxybelis fulgidus) in Brazil — a species that has adapted to eat frogs, lizards and birds.

(Image credit: Ivan Prates, University of Michigan)

[hirkyy]

Early 20th century. Collection of Ivan Honchar Museum in Kyiv, Ukraine.

[snownorites]

Just posted this on twt but thinking about Spider-Sua and Mizi Jane but like Spider-Sua would probably start saving people not cause someone dying taught her about responsibility but because she wants to create a world where Mizi's safe and happy. Ivan's the first person to find out and he's super annoying about it but he also helps her perfect her web shooters and always covers for her and maybe ends up being like a mix of Harry and Eddie Brock except there's less a jealousy aspectand more that he wants to be able to protect Till from the fucked shit he's going through as well as ease Sua's burden in some way.

Till probably works with Sua at the Daily Bugle as a photographer and that's probably where they both meet Mizi too? And also probably the first time Sua fully uses her powers to save people

[sheltiechicago]

Ivan the Great Bell Tower in Moscow, Russia

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[jupiterovprsten]

National Theater " Ivan Vazov", Sofia

[fotos-art]

Vydareny Ivan

Budapest

1908

[protography0]

"Memories"

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Fanart for the "Backrooms" series by Kane Pixels on Youtube, focusing on the character of Ivan Beck. Made in GIMP with free stock images from pexels.com.

(I am actually made this today and am posting it way ahead of schedule - I have multiple months of work in my backlog at this point oops. But considering we got a new video I felt its warranted.)

So I not only found - what I consider to be - perfect Ivan stock images, but also an image that reminded me of the Backrooms/Found Footage 3, and so I wanted to make some fanart with both. I initially tried to emulate the style in how Kane Pixels' song covers on YT look, which seemed fitting, but kinda ended up doing my own thing.

I really like the result - of course we do not have a lot of info about the character at this point, but there have been hints that there are themes of memory involved and that Ivan is linked closely to the Backrooms themselves. I like to think this piece managed to capture that.

[x-heesy]

GIMMΞ Д SΞCФИD БУ SДLIVД GЯΞУ

@frenchpsychiatrymuderedmycnut

[romanovsmurdermystery]

On the photograph: kitchen staff on the Imperial yacht Shtandart; 2nd from the right in a white jacket - Ivan Mikhailovich Kharitonov; 3rd from the right in a white jacket - Pierre Cubat (1844-1922).

Staff of the Imperial Kitchen:

In 1881, according to the Court Office list of the staff, there were 7 head waiters in the imperial kitchen, who received 715 rubles each per year, 24 cooks - 144 rubles per year, and 116 kitchen workers - 116 rubles per year. In total 147 people.

At the beginning of the reign of Nicholas II, according to the new staffing table, the number of kitchen workers was reduced to 143 people.

The job hierarchy of the kitchen was as follows:

Head waiters of the Main Kitchen - 4 people

Head waiters of the Common Kitchen - 2 people

10 cooks, they were called “kokhs” in court terminology. These chefs cooked for the entire court staff.

Baking masters - 6 people (the baking specialists).

Bratmeisters - 4 people (the specialists in preparing roasts).

In addition to them, there were other specialists:

table makers - 6 people

bakers - 4 people

baking apprentices - 2 people

junior cooks - 22 people

bread makers - 4 people

There were 35 apprentices of senior chefs and 12 apprentices of junior chefs.

Extra workers - 9 people, and the kitchen staff was constantly “reinforced” by sent workers - 12 people.

[vintage-russia]

In a hammock,Novogireyevo village (1910s)

Photography by Ivan Avdonin

[sitting-on-me-bum]

A wild European hamster in a city park.

Photo © Ivan Radic / Flickr

[miraculousfanworks]

Happy birthday to Matt Mercer! He voices Vincent Ana, Vincent the photographer, and Ivan Bruel and we’d like to thank him for his hard work for the fandom! Happy birthday!

[balletthebestphotographs]

Maude Sabourin

Maude Sabourin, “Dying Swan La Mort du Cygne”, choreo by Ivan Cavallari, music by Camille Saint Saëns (Carnival of the Animals, pianist: Nicolas Ellis, cellist: David Ellis), costume by Ivan Cavallari and L’Atelier de costumes des Grands Ballets. As parts of the digital program “At Home with Les Grands Ballets” (“The Talisman”, “Grand Pas Mme Drosselmeyer”, “Dying Swan”, “Crater” and “Complet Brouillé”), Les Grands Ballets Canadiens, Salle Wilfrid Pelletier, Montreal, Quebec, Canada.

Source and more info at: Les Grands Ballets Canadiens Website Les Grands Ballets Canadiens on TikTok Les Grands Ballets Canadiens on Twitter Les Grands Ballets Canadiens on You Tube Les Grands Ballets Canadiens on Facebook Les Grands Ballets Canadiens on Instagram Photographer Sasha Onyshchenko Website Photographer Sasha Onyshchenko on 500px Photographer Sasha Onyshchenko on Twitter Photographer Sasha Onyshchenko on Threads Photographer Sasha Onyshchenko on Behance Photographer Sasha Onyshchenko on Pinterest Photographer Sasha Onyshchenko on Facebook Photographer Sasha Onyshchenko on Instagram

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“The Cultural Diversity of our World”

by Ivan Ferrer (Israel)

2023 AAP Magazine Photo Contest