I see

Benika, 22, Tokyo.         To remember things I like...

[s-h-o-w-a]

Students study at a classroom while spoil banks are seen on the background at a coal mine city on July 10 1953 in Honami, Fukuoka, Japan

[toniclark]

[ysvoice]

A. Merrick - MoMA  | by © Parker Fitzgerald | via toniclark

[denim-and-chocolate]

[lifeanddeathofjulienlevy]

[hatchetandtom]

neon.tambourine https://flic.kr/p/2bs8H7C

[hatchetandtom]

neon.tambourine https://flic.kr/p/MLysGg

[andrinamanon]

A sweet family portrait I worked on recently! 🦆🦆 If you would like to book a custom portrait for October or November please send me a message soon as limited spots are available 😊 https://www.instagram.com/p/BoYhMe2AIlJ/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1o1xsxm6uqbbm

[birdasaurus]

[warmthestcord]

Björk by Eiichiro Sakata

[hatchetandtom]

Leo Berne https://flic.kr/p/PatoJb

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[hatchetandtom]

Leo Berne https://flic.kr/p/LWhjyc

[last-picture-show]

Ferdinando Scianna, Fish Market, Catania, Sicily, 1976

[succespo-deactivated20210504]

My study space // 31-1-2016 January has generally been insane for me, so many things happened within one month. It was a month of constantly challenging myself to get better. I slept less (I had too), I explored more, I studied intensely, I took more photos that the previous months, I developed better habits, I laughed a lot, but also cried some more. There where hella productive days, but there also days that I didn’t feel like getting up from bed. Everyone has days like that, and we need to accept it. We are not machines, we are humans and we all need some rest every now and then. Learn to love your procrastinating self, as well as your productive one -just don’t overdo it. Before you start any project, assignment or any errand, make peace with yourself, and appreciate every tiny bit of effort you put in it. You’ll have a better time completing your task. I hope February is gonna be a good month as well, for me, and you too!

[punlovsin]

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[antigonick]

‘I wonder’, he said, ‘when it was that the world first went amiss, and men forgot how to live and to love and to be happy.’

Daphné du Maurier, Frenchman’s Creek (via antigonick)

[punlovsin]

delcampe.net

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