Reka Agnes Koti has spent her previous years travelling as a volunteer to places like Calabria, Paris and South India, living as a student in London and Milan. Returning to Hungary, she attended the ASA photo course and started to learn photography from Gyorgy Stalter, Gabor Kerekes and Csaba J. Almási.

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The June issue of W magazine features Bruce Willis and his model wife, Emma Herring on the cover, and in a photo editorial on the inside. The images of the newlyweds look not one bit romantic and look more like a scene out of Die Hard rather than a honeymoon. In any instance, I absolutely love the photos (and not just because of Bruce, although he looks great when giving a good Photoshop work over).

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Swiss-based Photoworkers created this wonderfully fun and entertaining series of photographs for one of their clients. The toilet plays a central role in every image. Check it out.

Check out behind the scenes pictures here.

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In the June-July issue of Vogue Paris, Mihalik Eniko and Guinever Van Seenus pose in a photo editorial shot by Mario Sorrenti. The photos have a bit of a fetish, S&M, feel to them. Hey, we’re not complaining:)

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For Jimmy Choo’s 2009 Spring/Summer collection, they pulled out the big guns (of course we’d expect no less from the brand), and got none other than Terry Richardson to shoot the looks. The model is Angella Lindvall, and the location is shopoholic heavan, Fifth Avenue in New York.

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Japanes brand, IBC called upon Terry Richardson to shoot their 2009 Spring/Summer lookbook. They even got the Pink Panther to join in and pose with Ali Stephens.

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The images from the photo editorial David LaChapelle shot for i-D magazine are sure to cause quite the stir, which comes as no news as his photographs are often very striking. These photos depict Jesus in scenes from the Bible, but with modern day surroundings.

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Ok, well not completely, but she does go topless in the ‘08/’09 Fall/Winter issue of Self Service magazine. The images were taken by Ezra Petronio and have a very vintage, Hollywood look. A bit reminiscent of Terry Richardson’s work.

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Glamour is celebrating their 70th birthday and to celebrate they’ve put together a great little piece on female American icons and used well-known images and replaced them with movie stars, singers, and the like. Names inlcude Emma Stone as Carrie Bradshaw, Emma Roberts as Audrey Hepburn, and even Alicia Keys as the First Lady.

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The March issue of British Vogue features an editiorial, Acid Reign with a photo shoot taken by Patrick Demarchellier and featuring Kate Moss’ successor - yes, you guessed it - Agyness Deyn. The emphasis on light, shade, colours, shapes, and form is brilliant.

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