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[lostinhistorypics]

A California teacher teaching the physics of surfing, 1970.

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Vintage photo album covering a hiking trip in Tatry Mountains. Found in Poznań, Poland.

[Society6]

[equatorjournal]

Steamer Lane, Santa Cruz, 1969

[s-h-o-w-a]

William Klein, ‘Subway, Tokyo’, 1961,

[blackpicture]

William Klein Club Allegro. Fortissimo. Paris. France (1990)

[sakof]

William Klein, Tatsumi Hijikata and Yoshito Ohno, Butoh dance happening on the street of Ginza, Tokyo 1961

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All I can say about the work I try to do is that the aesthetic is in reality itself.

@Helen Levitt

[2othcentury]

Two Men with Newspapers, 1938 © Helen Levitt

[birdsong217]

Helen Levitt. Kids playing over doorway, New York City, 1939.

[iclassicscollection]

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[jedno-pivo-prosim]

Coffee and Cigarettes (2003) dir. Jim Jarmusch

[scenesandscreens]

Coffee and Cigarettes (2003)

Director - Jim Jarmusch

Cinematography - Frederick Elmes ASC, Ellen Kuras ASC, Robby Müller & Tom Dicillo

[joeinct]

Untitled, Photo by Marcel Giró, c. 1950

[nonmelodicimai]

You think you have lost your faith but you have not. You have only misplaced your faith and you can’t find it - where it lays now - deep in your soul. And the way to do that, is through the simple process of love. Love yourself, forgive yourself. You can’t love and forgive other people if you don’t first of all, love and forgive yourself. You have to realize that people are fallible beings- they make mistakes, they have to be excused for these mistakes and allow to continue on to the quest for a better life and forgiveness. Love yourself and then love other people - please forgive yourself, go on a journey of finding love and forgiveness.

Florence + The Machine - Delilah (via i-m-the-worst)

[latinademais]

Leogane, Haiti. 2000. Alex Webb.

[francisgan]

It took 22 years to produce this amazing book, and the proof is in the images. Dana Lixenberg frequented the Imperial Courts housing project in South Central LA to photograph its residents across time. The result is an evocative visual archive of a community mostly forgotten and underserved.

[atoubaa]

Liberia (1997) - Chris Steele-Perkins