Predator is a very photographic alien, as evidenced in this black and white 'Predator' photoshoot by Martin Ravva. These pictures make the movie monster seem even scarier than before.
Check out 'Predator' by Martin Ravva above. He's looking good, isn't he? These photographs are elegantly done, given their subject matter. If you love yourself some kickass-lookin' aliens and black & white photography you're sure to love this.
Implications - My favorite of the bunch is probably the last image in this gallery, in which the 'Predator' stares right at the audience, points his finger into the camera and looks as though he's ready to rumble. What a badass.
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- Black & White Photography
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