Iconic photos without Photoshop by John Malkovich

Renowned photographer Sandro Miller had worked with legendary Hollywood actor John Malkovich many times before, but when Miller wanted to pay homage to his most significant influences, he knew he had to come up with something extraordinary. So, with Malkovich as his lead unisex model, he recreated some of the most iconic and important portraits in photography.





The result was a photo project called "Malkovich, Malkovich, Malkovich: A Tribute to the Masters of Photography." Miller's exceptional photographic skills and Malkovich's sparkling performance merged to create images that are very close (sometimes even practically identical) to the originals in spirit, composition, and execution. Most importantly, not a single image was Photoshopped.



Sandro Miller, Dorothea Lange/ Migrant Mother, Nipomo, California (1936), 2014

Sandro Miller, Philippe Halsman/ Salvador Dalí (1954), 2014



Sandro Miller, Albert Watson/ Alfred Hitchcock Goose (1973), 2014



Sandro Miller, Victor Skrebneski/ Bette Davis (1971), Los Angeles Studio, 2014



Sandro Miller, Andy Warhol/ Self-Portrait (1986), 2014



Sandro Miller, Diane Arbus/ Identical Twins, Roselle, New Jersey (1967), 2014



Sandro Miller, Gordon Parks/ American Gothic, Washington, D.C. (1942), 2014



Sandro Miller, Yousuf Karsh/ Ernest Hemingway (1957), 2014



Sandro Miller, Irving Penn/ Pablo Picasso, Cannes, France (1957), 2014



Sandro Miller, Arthur Sasse/ Albert Einstein with His Tongue Sticking Out (1951), 2014



Sandro Miller, Alberto Korda/ Che Guevara (1960), 2014



Sandro Miller, Annie Leibovitz/ John Lennon and Yoko Ono (1980), 2014



Sandro Miller, Bert Stern/ Marilyn Monroe and the Pink Roses (1962), 2014



Sandro Miller, David Bailey/ Mick Jagger "The Fur Hood" (1964), 2014



Sandro Miller, Edward Sheriff Curtis/ Three Horses (1905), 2014



Sandro Miller, Herb Ritts/ Jack Nicholson, London (1988), 2014