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Anna Karina in Alphaville (1965), dir. by Jean-Luc Godard.

[oddfilmstills]

we need to talk about kevin (2011)

[dappledwithshadow]

René Magritte

[aperiodofsoftness]

[fletchingarrows]

is there anything more joyful than an apple tree laden with ripe fruit?

[marionberrin]

Chanel Métiers d'art for Pleasure Garden Issue 2, merci Eric, Jo & John

[youbroketheinternet]

great, damn I need to shoot for this magazine

[soundsof71]

Bob Dylan, outtake from the cover shoot for Bringing It All Back Home, 1965, by Daniel Kramer. 

“This is one of the shots I’ve been sitting on for 50 years. It has never been seen before. I wanted the shot to express the fact that Bob Dylan was about to change. He’s not the guy in the leather jacket any more. Now, he’s the guy in the dark sport blazer wearing nice cufflinks. There’s no guitar in the shot because I saw him not as any one kind of performer but as a prince of music. I had been in the sessions for the album, so I knew now who he was musically. 

The photo was shot in Albert Grossman’s house. The room was the original kitchen of this house that’s a couple hundred years old. The fireplace is big enough to cook in. The divan, which was multicolored, was a gift from Mary Travers, of Peter Paul and Mary, to Albert and his wife, Sally, for their wedding. Bob contributed to the picture the magazines he was reading and albums he was listening to. Bob wanted Sally to be in the photo because, well, look at her! She chose the red outfit.”

[jeromeof]

[terrysdiary]

This Is Not Your Practice Life

[lucyloup]

The Stars look very different today

David Bowie has always been one of my favorite artists. I started to really learn about him, his music, his characters when I was 16 and it changed my vision of music forever. His complexity, his talent and his music are unique and he is to me one of the greatest artists of all time. Everybody can relate to at least one of his albums, for they are all so different. He never stopped to evolve, invent and create. His career and his work are amazing, and yet he always looked so humble and demure. He was the most complete artist and I am deeply saddened that he is now gone. He was one of the few artists that I really wish I could have seen play at least once, but unfortunately I never had the chance. But I am thankful for his music, because it changed me and it is a part of myself, and I am sure this is how many people feel about him. I know his music will live forever and so will his spirit. Thank you for all the beauty you brought in the world, may you rest in peace ♡

[anttoniuss]

[lucyloup]

Meryl Streep being wonderful in 1981.

[larmoyante]

Document the moments you feel most in love with yourself - what you’re wearing, who you’re around, what you’re doing. Recreate and repeat.

Warsan Shire (via fawun)

[surreelust]

The Vengeance by Rene Magritte (1939)

[dominicsavaglio]

[lemonicious]

Two of my three final images for my university project based on the transition of womanhood with objects found in friends bedrooms.These images represent the growth from adolescence to becoming a young woman.

Daisy Lockitt 2015

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Same

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