esoTERROR !

art chives

[achillesinhighheels]

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Linda with Lucky and Midnight, Scotland, 1975

[modelsof-color]

Shin HyunJi by Leslie Zhang for W Magazine China January 2026

[shinugodda]

god of earth and heaven, joel-peter witkin

[theinternetarchive]

gay and transgender life in provincetown, massachusetts, chris korda, 1991. (part 1).

I had just come out as a crossdresser, and had recently joined a Boston-area transgender support group called the Tiffany Club. My new friends invited me to join their annual trip to Provincetown, where my female side would be celebrated rather than judged, and I was so moved by that experience that I decided to stay for the summer. – chris korda

[wonders-of-the-cosmos]

 Far from your own neighborhood on planet Earth, these ghostly apparitions lurk along the plane of the Milky Way at the edge of the Cepheus Flare molecular cloud complex some 1,200 light-years away.

Image Credit & Copyright: Kent Wood

[items-i-know]

“Exotica inside Sally's II

Times Square NYC 1997

She was just sitting there like that

I knew her she was usually on the street but tonight I found her sitting here. We shot some pics outside Sally's that night, one of which ended up on the cover of Dev Hynes Coastal Grooves. She also went by the name Bianca. I believe I shot Monica Mugler outside Sally's that night too. Epic night.” - photographer brian lantelme

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[memorypassage]

[modelsof-color]

Aweng Chuol by Petros Kouiouris for Women's Magazine Issue 1

[ke-boba]

Here are some of my fav scans of pics I took of moi in clothes I had sewn, painted on, and/or both! (tho my fuckass printer washed out the colors like crazy)

[wonders-of-the-cosmos]

This Picture shows the Milky Way flowing over its future spectator, ESO’s Extremely Large Telescope (ELT).

Focussing back down on Earth, the ELT will scrutinise the pristine night sky above the Chilean Atacama Desert with unprecedented precision. It will help us learn more about the close environment of Sagittarius A*, the supermassive black hole at the centre of our galaxy. It will analyse the atmospheres of exoplanets, answer questions about the births and deaths of stars we yet cannot even begin to ask, and explore how galaxies form and evolve, among many other exciting questions. We eagerly await the mysteries of the cosmos the world’s biggest eye on the sky will unveil. 

Credit: C. Letelier/ESO

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