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my name is beckie

[vjeranski]

[moripuft-blog]

Kang So Young | ELLE KOREA MAY 2016 

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[cheese24k]

These videos blow my mind every time

[theyellowbrickraod]

idk what  i just watched

[rnozzarellasticks-deactivated20]

THIS IS TRIPPY AS FCK

[wherethe40sat-deactivated201605]

LOVED IT!

[honeyxglow]

this is so oddly satisfying???

[divagonzo]

I’m too sober to appreciate this well enough.

[jentehj]

Inside Florence Welch’s home - via NOWNESS

[uosu]

Tyche Apartment, Barcelona, Spain

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[sixpenceee]

A tree grows from third floor window! (Source)

[donnabellez]

Dream big, little tree!!

[malamente1992]

https://www.instagram.com/p/BFAMxe2SaeP

[chasingair]

[last-picture-show]

Hreinn Fridfinnsson, Attending, 1973

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Sacred Roof Sandro di Carlo Darsa

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Ceilings Mohammad Reza Domiri Ganji

From the artist:

Mohammad Reza Domiri Ganji, 24 years old Photographer and Physics student from northern Iran, interested in Panoramic and Architecture Photography. I have been taking photos for 5 years, and have learned much through talking to other photographers, sharing my pictures and receiving feedback, and watching tutorials on the internet. Most of my pics are Covering very Wide angle of view (show Entire Building in one Picture ) and also they are High Dynamic Range. for me light is very Special element in Photography. I always try to  to illustrate stunning features of buildings along with the details in architecture photography through artistic standpoints.

Images and text via Mohammad Reza Domiri Ganji

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Minimal Belgrade Mirko Nahmijas

From the artist:

Minimal Belgrade is an artistic series depicting some of the most prominent pieces of Belgrade’s mid-twentieth century architecture. Often called Socialist Modernism, Soc-realism, Brutalism, Architecture of forced standard etc., the main characteristic of all these astonishing edifices is they will always look not-just futuristic, but as though they were taken from the future and brought to us.

Images and text via Mirko Nahmijas