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The weekend before the #supremecourt made a historic decision on #equality in this country we took my parents up to #Hudson for the afternoon and got a great show from the local community showing support for the #LGBT movement. Notice how everyone comes together... it was a great #parade for sure!

#gaypride #gif #ny #catskills #freedome #photography #brandonschulman

Two weekends ago for fathers day my parents came and visited us from Boca Raton and we took them on a little adventure over to the town of Hudson which is always a great place to be! Great food and lovely things to look at.

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Henry Hargreaves lives in a 1930s brick building that, like many others in its vicinity, was once a factory.

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Freunde von Freunden - Henry Hargreaves

I recently decided that I need to start documenting my life more thru images and words. For some like myself, I am photographer and lover of literature far behind on this endeavor. So, to start this was last Friday night for me; I was fortunate enough to hear and meet one of my favorite living authors Karl Ove Knausgaard. His 6 volume book series My Struggle is a relatable internal struggle that most people would connect and relate to. It is not just a struggle, but more of an intimate portrait of life, a man that you do not know but become attached to and learn more about them then most people you know. Thank you Karl Ove for inspiring me with your life and genuineness. It is hard to open up the way you did to the world. You mean a lot to me already... #karlove #karloveknausgaard #norway #literature #brandonschulman #mystruggle

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Love the looking away...

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Happy Birthday Mr. Bowie

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Mirny Diamond Mine

The diamond mind in Mirny, Russia, a small town in eastern Siberia, is the second largest man-made hole in the world. At 1,722 meters deep, it takes one hour to drive to the bottom.

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From Postcards From Google Earth

-“The images are screenshots from Google Earth. They are glitches that occur when the 2d satellite imagery and 3d terrain don’t line up quite right, or structures such as bridges get projected down onto the terrain below, creating fabulous and unintentional distortions”

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