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caqqie

Actual heaven

shaemyles

i finished confessional so heres the last few pages

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mad max rainbow road

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Galusha Hill Farm

Vermont - October 2015

Last year I had the opportunity to collaborate on some amazing projects with 12fps, one of my favorites was a big video and photo production we did at Galusha Hill Farm in Vermont. I think we all went in a little stressed and overwhelmed with everything we had to cover but walked away with one of the most memorable and beautiful weekends. I’m very happy with the photos I came away with because it was truly an experience that I felt very present and happy in. CLICK HERE for the full story and video of our weekend on the farm.

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if anyone EVER asks why you like beyonce or they say they don’t understand the hype… just show them this

iamcle0patra

omygod i just died because he was recording it the whole time and i didn’t know im crying

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this is so beautiful, i wanted to cry.

caqqie

Oh my god

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reblog for easter

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by Jason Parker

Devils Spring System, Florida

humansofnewyork

“We met while he was renovating a house for me and my ex-husband. My ex-husband wasn’t interested in helping. He kept saying: ‘Go with Howard to pick out the windows.’ And: ‘Go with Howard to pick out the doors.’ Well, Howard and I were getting along so well, my ex-husband eventually said: ‘Just go with Howard.’"

humansofnewyork

“My first wife Eileen passed away suddenly when she was 48. I was in a fog for a year or so. We didn’t have any children together. And I’m just not good at meeting people. I don’t have that personality. I’m not assertive enough. The only reason I’d been able to meet Eileen was because we worked at the same office. The funeral parlor held an event once a month, where you could go and just talk. That helped a little. But other than that I was pretty lonely. The only real hobby I had was Irish dancing. I tried to keep it up, but it reminded me too much of Eileen, so I quit. I discovered walking by accident. It was a fluke. Somebody left a brochure at the office for something called the Appalachian Mountain Club. It was run by volunteers. They’d organize walks in the Catskills. I started going on the weekends. It’s not like they were hugely difficult, but it felt great to accomplish something. And it was really conducive to meeting people. There’s not much else to do when you’re walking next to somebody. I loved it so much that I started travelling to other countries and doing walking tours. I met my current wife on a tour outside of Florence.”