A Hint Of Cyanide

A collection of inspirational imagery. Be it architecture, fashion, design, motorcycles, classic cars, cinema, people, the tools of my trade, or just the composition of the photograph itself, it's all art, and therefore worthy of inspiration.

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Lona Andre

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#NoDiggity …no, dignity.

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Some photos and incredibly kind words from good friend @umbrel7a on his photo journal at larencet.exposure.co/the-gentlemans-club . Thank you, brother, those words mean a lot coming from you. #Vista #Barber #TheStraightedgeBarberCo (at The Straightedge Barber Company)

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My client Micheal (@dolla.mike) came in on Friday and shot some photos for his blog (www.thoserebels.com). Thank you so much, Mike, stoked on your photos and your very kind words! #StraightedgeBarberCo #StraightedgeBarberCompany #barber #TonsorialArtist #ScissorOverComb @jontwice @thesadbarber_evan (at The Straightedge Barber Company)

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Freehand #CheaterPart with a straight razor. I don't feel as much control with the t-liner. #iSeeFlaws #HoningTheSkills

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Joanna Newsom

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Prison ( Torcida “Lock Down )Tattoo Machines

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See the Giant Pig.

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Calcified Bat by Nick Brandt

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#selfie

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Mitch by Jack Belli

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I know many people are completely unaware that their posture can affect the outcome of a haircut. If the barber needs you to move or reposition, he should know to ask, rather than expect you to know what he’s thinking.1. You should sit up straight, shoulders pulled back. Rest your arms on the arm rest, but don’t lean to one side or the other.2. Keep your head and eyes level and look straight ahead. The barber will either physically move your head or ask you to do so. 3. Don’t relax your neck to the point of your head moving around every time the clipper presses against you.4. In conversation, try to be conscious of whether or not you’re moving while talking. Remember, even if you only move a 1/4" the result of that can potentially be really ugly.

Barbershop Etiquette: Posture 

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Martine Manumalo