Histoires Naturelles by Juliette Bates

Histoires Naturelles is a photographic series by French photographer Juliette Bates. In the words of the series' publisher, Floriane Herreto, the anonymous character featured in the photographs "... is a collector, a classifier, an organiser who tends to understand and defy the inexorable circle of life."

More of her work can be found here: http://www.juliettebates.com/

Ecce Homo by Evelyn Bencicova

Ecce Homo is a series of abstract, nude portraits by Slovakian photographer, Evelyn Bencicova, who is now based in Berlin. The series’ Latin title translates into the phrase ‘behold the man’, spoken byPontius Pilate when he presented a Jesus, scrounged. The phrase has now come to refer to the degradation of human life that occurs in acts of violence, which is why the models are nude and faceless, with Bencicova stating, “It can be about everyone. Anyone."

Kate Baylay's Seven Gothic Tales illustrations

British illustrator, Kate Baylay, took on the task of creating illustrations of Karen Blixen's book Seven Gothic Tales, first published in 1934, written under the pen name, Isak Dinesen. Influenced by the golden age of illustration, Baylay's Art Nouveau style captures the book's romantically dark ambience.

More of her work can be found here: http://www.katebaylay.com/

Cinema by Franck Bohbot

French-born photographer, Franck Bohbot, now based in New York, travelled to California, the home of the American film industry. There, he photographed beautifully elaborate cinemas during the hours in which they had been vacated.

More of his work can be found here: http://www.franckbohbot.com/