Alva Bernadine

British photographer Alva Bernadine shows women's body. The beauty from the body.

Flower Lines
Flower Lines
Some pictures is hard to see which part of our body is it.





“Bernadine has highlighted the beauty and curiosity of the body in a softer and simpler way: by lining the curves and creases of the models with fresh blossoms."http://illusion.scene360.com/art/109248/alva-bernadine-flower-lines/

Another series.






No fears to show the body.





I really like this pic.


“These female nudes are of friends, acquaintances and volunteers from the internet. I often trawl charity shops and stores that sell cheap kitsch because I sometimes come across objects and trinkets that may lead to ideas for photos. I came across some small mirrors in a £1 shop. They were selling them for £1 for two. I bought six not knowing what I would do with them. After a false start I eventually came up with the idea of shooting nudes with them. I have used mirrors before in my work but never in multiples. After initially trying to get as many into an image as possible, I then started thinking up different permutations, finally working my way back down to one mirror (I was asked for the use of the later for a controversial feminist book in Argentina). As the mirrors were so small, you can only reflect a small portion of the body with one, which led be to try to reconstitute a woman with several. I then started reflecting mirrors within mirrors. Reflect Upon This has proven to be one of my most popular series so far.”http://www.bernadinism.com/

Path of the soul

Path of the soul
This movie is probably the best movie I had ever seen. It's a documentary movie about Buddha. It's a real story.



"There’s never been a road movie quite like “Paths of the Soul,” an extraordinary chronicle of ordinary Tibetan citizens undertaking a 1,200-mile pilgrimage to Lhasa. Much more than simply a long walk down National Highway 318, this act of Buddhist devotion requires participants to prostrate themselves every few yards while trucks and cars zoom past. Filmed in simple documentary fashion and performed with immaculate conviction by a non-professional cast, the pic, helmed by Zhang Yang (“Shower,” “Getting Home”) is a stirring study in faith and spirituality that will inspire many viewers to think about big and small questions of life. A difficult commercial path lies ahead, but fests everywhere will welcome this one-of-a-kind item."-http://variety.com/2015/film/reviews/paths-of-the-soul-review-zhang-yang-1201604544/

Here are some pictures from this amazing movie.






This movie shows all the respect for Buddha and all the religions. Its shooting style and all the photography are beautiful.









They passed the water, they passed everything by their hands, included the little girl.









They spent a year on this trip; someone gave a birth; someone pass away; their car broke a couple times... I watched this movie in a huge cinema. I was totally shocked when I watched this. I never expect that there are these kind of group of people exist in the world. They never give up during this trip, no matter how hard the trip was. Those scene are beautiful. I'm touched.



I'm not the best describer, but this movie is way better than I described.