Tuesday Parade

via but does it float : Claude-Nicolas Ledoux








via so much pileup


via ce soir ce soir





Ruth Asawa:























via so much pileup






via BibliOdyssey


via English Russia: Soviet Mayan Playing Cards










via so much pileup




via =Andrea Posada=




via all the mountains






René Daumal


Melanie Bonajo




via remodelista














from my friend Tennessee B, who wrote:
"Please hold on to love, because people leave love in the wind instead of standing together in it."





via ce soir ce soir


Always on the look-out, and ready...


...for brave new worlds.

Neil Krug

I first became aware of Neil Krug's photography when I saw his work featured on BOOOOOOOM!, one of the ultimate guides to all matters of artistic flavor floating around out there today. I've posted some of these images before, and I've seen them around in various places on the web more and more recently, so I figured it was as good a time as any to revisit - there are plenty more on his flickr!

It's probably no secret I'm a sucker for the expired film effect, even if I do see it all over the place - I just love it! There's something dreamy and haunted about it, as if the camera really is a medium to the past, finally bringing to light forgotten traces from long-gone years into today. And I don't even have to mention how surreal it can be: the beaches and western locations Neil Krug shoots are like perfect mirages spotlighted by shining golden orbs.

American Season

The warmer, longer days of summer are cradling.




































































all images via the Amazing flickr of superbomba, a found photo heaven