just trying to figure out a way to survive

[metamorphesque]

Kazumasa Ogawa’s Hand-Coloured Flower Photographs

[onlycheffings]

Erwin Wurm

[jessebloom]

classic

[scurybooween]

Medusa by Baldemar Rivas

[polkadotmotmot]

Alessandro Malossi - Monday, 2021

[a-state-of-bliss]

Tush Magazine #5 - Maud Welzen by Boe Marion

[j-tee]

I bugged too hard, they're gonna kill me.

[fvckallth3criticcs]

[ymutate]

Tù.úk'z v2

realm of absurd hope

[polkadotmotmot]

Alessandro Malossi - Monday, 2021

[memewhore]

[times-chu]

I like these photos because someone clearly set up a camera, took a picture, ran all the way up the grain silo to change the slide doors, and ran all the way back down to take another picture. That's dedication.

[tierras]

bts of adriana hot couture spring summer 2025

[zegalba]

Devon Aoki for Self Service (2009) Photography: Max Farago

[lionofchaeronea]

Flowers and Insects, Yamamoto Baiitsu, 1836

[ur-daily-inspiration]

[philamuseum]

The trend of miniature eye portraits being used as tokens of love originated in 1785 with the secret marriage between Prince George of Wales and Maria Anne Fitzherbert. They allowed secret lovers to send a memento in which the owner of the eye was recognizable only to the recipient.

“Portrait of a Woman’s Right Eye,” around 1800, England. "Portrait of a Right Eye,“ around 1800, England. ”Portrait of Sarah Best’s Right Eye,“ around 1800–10, England. ”Portrait of a Left Eye,“ around 1800, England. ”Portrait of a Right Eye,“ around 1800–10, England. ”Portrait of a Left Eye,“ around 1800, England. 

[redlipstickresurrected]

Masumi Ishikawa aka 石川真澄 (Japanese, b. 1978, Katsushika Ward, Tokyo, Japan) - Medusa from 2014 exhibition Shinsekai Iki at Beams Gallery in Shinjuku. Japan.