Music Geek

I'm 18. California born and raised. Music is my life. Photography, the way it captures a moment moving at a pace we can't keep up with for longer than a flash. Photographs capture music. Music captures words. Words capture emotion. Emotion is what captures humans. Boom, that's it. Everything I post, whether it relates to music or not, reflects me in some way or reflects my interests. Oh and by the way, I have an obsession with sunflowers, glitter, mountains and water. Elephants and giraffes are nice too. Did I mention music?

[allthingseurope]

Tarascon, France (by tango-)

[foodandwine]

© Domaine de la Baume

Travel Tuesday: The restaurant at the dreamy Domaine de la Baume in Provence, France serves produce from the on-site orange groves and vegetable garden. Head over to F&W for more of the best hotels of 2013.

[born-to-find-myself]

[captivationpics-blog]

Lavender Field

Credit to: Unknown

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[pupkinzade]

Dreamy Lavender

[19rivoli]

[19rivoli]

Beautiful chateau in Provence, FR

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[syflove]

pleasures

[pr-i-n-ce]

La gentilezza dei piccoli particolari. by Laura Ascari on Flickr.

[syflove]

provenzal

[syflove]

provenzal

[syflove]

in the kitchen

[ecrasonslinfame]

Porcelain of the vast oceans.

[gregory-lejeune]

Le château de Tarascon, dans les Bouches-du-Rhône.

Photo 1: cc Gérard MARIN http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/deed.fr

Photos 2,3: cc http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:Dvillafruela?uselang=fr http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/deed.fr

Photo 4: cc http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:Philipp_Hertzog?uselang=fr http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/deed.fr

Photo 5: http://www.claudetravels.altervista.org/VdR/Tarascon/gal2.html (domaine public)

Photo 6: cc http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:Gortyna?uselang=fr http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/deed.fr

[espritfrancais]

When you find you dream Provecale home in the South of France. Architect Andrew Nelson is the one to make it picture perfect. These pictures of a former Agricultural Domaine in the Luberon he restored show just how talented he is. The trend these days is to restore with a contemporary twist. Nelson has resisted this and stayed true to the classic style of architecture in the region and the interior is typical of the local Provencal style.

[thank-you-based-bear]

Lavender Rows by Shelley’73 on Flickr.

[kevwil]

"Lavender field" by tomvoc (http://bit.ly/1ajWxTm)