couchtomatoes

[ahnsefilm]

between two sea_ 19/06/25

[jullaan]

[naihve]

[ameliecozy]

Instagram: folkenrose

[a-laa-mode]

“In 20 years, when my daughter asks me who my first love was, I’ll think of you. I will think of nights spent talking until the sun came up. I will think of the way your smile lit up my heart. I will think of the lessons you taught me, both before and after your broke my heart. And I will look down at my daughter and tell her your name, I’ll tell her how much I loved you, how dangerous it is to love somebody that much, how I had to learn to put myself back together again once you left. But I’ll also tell her that none of it matters as much as it did then, I’ll tell her that it doesn’t hurt the way it used to, I’ll tell her that it’s important to put your heart on the line even if it means breaking it somewhere along the way. And I’ll tell her that you taught me one of the most important lessons you can ever learn: that you deserve someone who knows how to love you.”

— excerpt from a book i’ll never write #117

[slufoot]

Malgosia Bela by Chris Colls

[genterie]

@inkawilliams

[corinaesquivel]

Airbnb in Edinburgh

[rababitsummer]

/soo_y_/

[6-4s]

by Clara Morberg

[sabekr]

Presets -> https://sellfy.com/sabekr

[birdasaurus]

[vanssurf-deactivated20230713]

With the Vans Triple Crown of Surfing set to kick off one week from today, we asked Vans photographer Daniel Russo to hand-pick a few memories from past seasons, documenting his home on the North Shore. Here’s part one of five, in a series.

“Nathan Fletcher at Pipeline, on a not so perfect afternoon. The swell was still big and I happened to be out, trying to shoot some empty waves.

Nathan paddled out just before sunset on a self shaped 8’1” quad. As a surfer or photographer, few things top being in the water at Pipeline during a big, west swell, during the last couple hours of light.

Captured with Canon 1D and 70-200mm lens.”

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A tricycle driver in Ahmedabad, India was hired to transport 150kg of rose petals until none remained.

[euphoriette]

[niravpatelphotography]

Breaking through.

With Meghan K Sadler