These five old black and whites were taken by the set photographer in the Moroccan desert during the filming of The Four Feathers. In them, Heath is dirtied up, but sitting in the shade relaxing between takes. It's never been my favorite set, but they have a nice contrast and a more "fine-art", rather than a candid, look.



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Ahh Phyllis, I don't know how you do it but just when I think I've seen it all, you come up with another gem I have never set eyes on before, thank you so much for posting.

LOL You're welcome. It's just a matter of going through all the folders of photos I have on various hard drives. There are so many and so little time!
Glad you like them. I'll admit that the emulsion choice of the photographer is really stark for my tastes, even though I usually like sharp contrasts and shadows. I think my favorite is probably the one where you see Heath standing on the ground in silhouette, his broad shoulders and thin frame, and Shekhar on the camera crane.

Thanks,Phyllis.

Hum. Not sure what I think of them. Kind of a weird vibe, maybe too artsy for me? I like the 4th one, where you don't really see his face. What a great find though. I am sure you have many treasures hiding out. Thanks for posting.

LOL Yeah, they've never been my favorite set, either. And I think the original person who had them photoshopped a logo off of them, and badly. The kind of photoshopping that can't really be fixed...

Oh, if I had a handful of employees, I'd let them sort through tons of photos and upload them to the gallery! LOL Literally Thousands...

Can I apply for the job?

No, serious: great photos, Phyllis, thanks for bringing them to our attention.
We're waiting for more treasures to come.

I have never liked these photo's. Seriously, you have the opportunity to be there and photograph, and that is what they come up with? LOL! Heath is still a sweetie in all of them though. Cannot take too bad of a photograph of him, ever. I would have to choose the silhouette one as my favorite too.