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(by SILVIA GRAV) https://www.flickr.com/photos/silviabmx/9190435293/in/photostream/

#silvia grav #photography #light #black & white

(via How Joe McNally, Jeremy Cowart and Ami Vitale are Making the Next 6 Months Count)

#Jeremy Cowart #photography #polaroid #portrait

(via you are my wild)

"Us as consumers of art, we pay money for them (the artists) to take us to spaces that we can not go by ourselves, these are heroes, these are culture luminairies, they are mad men that somehow have been able to sort of cope and domesticate their madness (...) this idea of having this functional output (...) to tumble down the rabbit hole and somehow, you know, return to tell the tale..."

#art #creativity #jason silva #shots of awe #madness #links

Aprendiendo a gifear en la web. Comiendo muffins de @chavitagoras sin parar.

#food porn #gif #annagrama #chavitagoras #chocolatero #muffins #dessert #food

#anxious #anxiety #paranoia #annagrama #photography

Photoset.

Hace casi exactamente un mes (el 1 de Enero), fuimos a Guanajuato.

#guanajuato #portrait #people #annagrama #photography #pipila

No es que yo sea llorona (sí lo soy), pero cosas tan bonitas como esto, me llegan al corazón (via How Skateboarding Is Changing The Culture Of Afghanistan And Giving Much-Needed Hope To The Nation’s Youth | Elite Daily)

#skateboarding #afghanistan #skateistan #education #girl power

[Toni Frissell, sitting, holding camera on her lap, with several children standing around her, somewhere in Europe] (LOC) (by The Library of Congress)

#toni frissell #camera #photography #children #library of congress #world war ii #wwii #1945 #links

La película Memento fue dirigida por Christopher Nolan. Christopher tiene un hermano llamado Jonathan, que escribió un cuento corto sobre el tema. Christopher hizo Memento a partir de esta historia corta.

#memento #memento mori #christopher nolan #nolan #esquire magazine #nathan nolan #jonathan nolan #film #narrative structures.#links

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Vilhelm Hammershoi (1864-1916)

"Hammershoi’s work has been described as ‘Monet meets the Camden School’. His wife figures in many of his interiors, often depicted from behind. His paintings are muted in tone, he refrained from employing bright colors, opting always for a limited palette consisting of grays, desaturated yellows, greens, and other dark hues. His tableaux of figures turned away from the viewer project an air of slight tension and mystery."

#links #painting #vilhelm hammershoi