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From Lomography comes the return of their LC-A analogue camera. It’s been 25 years since the iconic LOMO LC-A graced the analogue world with its colourful, extraordinarily beautiful pictures framed with vignettes. It’s the same pocket-sized, robust, Minitar-eyed LOMO LC-A+ that we’ve loved, capable of bringing you jawdropping pictures with the deepest saturation and punchy contrast, and shadowy vignettes, which is a look that’s distinctly LOMO. The Anniversary Edition boasts a textured skin and the 25th Anniversary badge on its body.

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Desperate Housewives’ sexiest gem Eva Longoria Parker takes a break from acting and gets inside GQ Mexico. SwipeLife gives us a look at Eva’s recent photo shoot, where she showed off her “toned body and slender legs.” Longoria’s married to NBA-superstar Tony Parker and is of Mexican-American ethnicity.

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Zach and company over at TouchPuppet have accessed the archives of Arena Magazine to bring us this spread shot by Dutch photographer Matthias Vriens featuring Susan Eldridge. This is from Arena’s May 2004 issue and taking it back a few years is something we hope to see more of from the touchpuppets.

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Photographer Neil Krug has recently teamed up with model Joni Harbeck for a series of Polaroid shots that are sexy, edgy and vintage, just the way we like ‘em. Packs and packs of out-of-date Polaroid film were put to good us, along with guns, horses, feather headdresses and “a large dose of psychedelia in a remote desert.”

WeHeartStuff tells us the duo’s established quite a following with Neil’s Flickr page, but they’re now in the process of publishing a coffee table art-book of their photos and are selling a selection of highly limited luxury prints via their “Pulp” website.

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From Definitive Touch comes David Short’s series entitled “The Riddle of the Romanovs”. The UK-based photographer’s series is based on the 1918 execution that killed Russia’s last czar–Nicholas II–and his family. “The Romanov family were finally dug up and identified in 1991 using DNA, but two bodies were undiscovered. Although the remaining bodies were found in 2007, the longstanding mystery has been a consistent thread in Russian history.”

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If you’re life-long dream is to be caught in your finest attire by The Sartorialist, then the observant folks at Refinery 29 have got a few tips to help you catch the attention of photographer Scott Schuman.

The controversial, yet limitless VICE magazine has released The Photo Issue 2009. Well known photographers like  Keiichi Nitta, Peter Sutherland, Terry Richardson, Ryan McGinley and Angela Boatwright are featured, giving you another incentive to check it out.  A selection of work is available online at VICE’s website.

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Dublin-born Tony Kelly is known for his fashion-focused photography, but many forget his eight year coverage of things most wouldn’t dare like the civil war in Rwanda and the war in Afghanistan. We’ll be sure to cover some of those projects but today, we’re bringing you Kelly’s fashion-based photography courtesy of TouchPuppet.

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Touch Puppet turns us to Japanese photographer Daidō Moriyama. “Moriyama’s work primarily focuses on the breakdown of traditional cultural values in post-war Japan.”

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From Lomography comes the new Diana Multi-Pinhole Operator, a color-crazed, multi-format revolution to pinhole photography. Hypebeast tells us that this new Diana, “Allows exposure through 1, 2 or 3 pinholes on one frame. When combined with the included color gels, the camera pushes out a wild, psychedelic effect. In addition to multi-pinhole options, the camera allows selection from three photo formats using the frame masks included in the pack.”

Buy It: $65 at Lomography