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PHOTO of the day | October 5, 2018 |  sfmoma | We couldn’t be more impressed by SFMOMA collection artist @kehindewiley + @asherald’s portraits of the Obamas

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PHOTO of the day | October 4, 2018 |  nightphotography | Congratulations @ialbeshari 🎇🔦YOU OWN THE NIGHT🔦🎇 Location: Dubai, United Arab Emirates 🔦✨🌠 Selected By: @joselivinup #nightphotography

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PHOTO of the day | October 3, 2018 |  food52 | Rosemary + 🍄 = the earthiest ragu around, y/y? ✅ We want to see all the herbs you’re sprinkling these days! Tag your green-as-can-be garnishes to #f52herbs.

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PHOTO of the day | October 2, 2018 | lna_landscapers_association  | Weekend Vibes 🙌🏼 📸 @designboom lna_landscapers_association #lna#lnamember#landscape#landscapecontractor#design #structurallandscaper#landscaper#outdoorliving#landscapeprofessional#landscaping#landscapeconstruction#lush#greenery#summer#photooftheday#plants#outdoors#entertaining#designer#landscapephotographry#tradie#construction#instadaily#LNA#landscapers#weekend

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PHOTO of the day | October 1, 2018 |  accidentallywesanderson | National Tobacco Company | Napier, New Zealand | 1931 | The Rothman Building, also known as the National Tobacco Company, is regarded as one of Napier’s most elegant commercial buildings. Designed by J.A. Louis Hay after the 1931 earthquake that destroyed Napier for German tobacco tycoon, Gerhard Husheer who had founded his company in 1922. Despite the quick and economical rebuilding that took over Napier, Husheer spared no expense for his new building, demanding original plans sent by Hay to be more elaborate and fancy. The resulting design mixes Art Deco geometry with Art Nouveau ornamentation as the building is comprised of rectangular forms that recede from the arched entrance. Bringing some native New Zealand influence to the predominantly European design, Raupo bullrush roses have been carved into the entrance and the sides of the building. This process of using simple geometric forms then enlivened with applied decoration gives reference to Joseph Maria Olbrich's Secession Hall Building in Vienna. Additionally the implementation of native Raupo and roses for the decorative forms indicates Hay was aware of the work by Frank Lloyd Wright and Louis Henri Sullivan whereby applied decoration was integrated with regional characteristics. Between 1956 and 2001 the building was purchased and owned by Rothmans of Pall Mall and subsequently known as the Rothmans Building. During this period the building fell into some disrepair but the current owners 'Big Save Furniture' have restored it to original condition and allow public access to the front rooms during business hours.

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PHOTO of the day | September 30, 2018 | New Yorker | Brokeback Mountain

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PHOTO of the day | September 29, 2018 |  rina.loves.it.all | Stumbled on set of a TV show that takes place in Manhattan in the late 1950’s...and saw a row of great period cars in candy-colored hues. “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel” was filming on West 8th Street just off 5th Avenue because the main character is performing at the many comedy clubs that have been in the area for decades.  | @maiseltv #tvlocation #mrsmaisel #thefabulousmrsmaisel #oldcars #vintagecars #plymouthfury #retrocars #turquoisecar #1950s #filmedonlocation #greenwichvillage #8thstreet #theydontmakethemliketheyusedto #onset #onlocation #coololdcars

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PHOTO of the day | September 28, 2018 |  lideylikes | Labor Day BLT bar. This is my new favorite tradition, as of yesterday, and I HIGHLY recommend it. 🧡❤️🧡

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PHOTO of the day | September 27, 2018 |  mvva.inc | Inspired by the location's native fauna and maritime setting, the Chelsea Waterside Park’s playground features a gigantic pipefish and pier-pile structure as its centerpiece. Created by Danish play visionaries Monstrum, this is the first structure of its kind to be installed on the East Coast. Photo courtesy of Hudson River Park Friends & Hudson River Park Trust. #mvva #FriendsofHudsonRiverPark#hudsonriverpark #monstrum#monstrumplaygrounds #landscape#landscapearchitecture #archdaily#landarch #chelseawatersidepark#playground #nowopen #manhattan#chelsea #nyc #HRPK #hrpk20

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PHOTO of the day | September 26, 2018 | Greg Posey | The Valley of the Temples in Agrigento | Sicily

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PHOTO of the day | September 25, 2018 | David Lebovitz |  I was inspired to go resolutely French with these plums and made a flaugnarde. A dessert with roots in Périgord, and a cousin to clafoutis, one often associates flaugnardes with pears (or at least I do), but found a recipe for one with prunes and raisins in The French Menu Cookbook by Richard Olney.

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PHOTO of the day | September 24, 2018 | Back Room At Max’s Kansas City | 1973 |  Richard Bernstein exhibition |  For 16 years, between 1972 and 1988, when we saw Interview, Richard Bernstein was the first thing we saw. Whoever appeared on its cover, beneath the lipstick-scrawl banner, there they were as Mr. Bernstein made them: pop gods with airbrushed aura.

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PHOTO of the day | September 23, 2018 |  WILSHIRE BLVD. at dusk in 1928. The Original BROWN DERBY is on the right. Photo taken from the Gaylord Apts.

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PHOTO of the day | September 22, 2018 |  The Giant waterlily, Victoria amazonica in the Princess of Wales Conservatory. Did you know that this glasshouse is the most complex at Kew - there are ten computer-controlled climatic zones under one roof!

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PHOTO of the day | September 21, 2018 | A large portrait of the dowager empress Cixi, painted by the American artist Katharine A. Carl and given as a gift to President Theodore Roosevelt. Cixi commissioned the portrait to burnish her reputation abroad after supporting the anti-foreign Boxer Rebellion. | Smithsonian Institution | Empresses of China’s Forbidden City | Through Feb. 10 at the Peabody Essex Museum, Salem, Mass.

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PHOTO of the day | September 20, 2018 |  An Old Texaco Station in Koreatown Is Now a Drive-Thru Coffee Shop With Vintage Vibes

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PHOTO of the day | September 19, 2018 |  laobserved | Wilshire Boulevard condo row #rooftop #laobserved | Wilshire Corridor, Westwood