This all means something to me right now.

life. music. style. photography. art. thoughts. inspiration. maderas.

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Confidence is best portrayed through quiet action...no matter how loud the resulting sound.

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Muddy Waters, 1973

source: http://bit.ly/1rWvcO3

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Just another perfect rainy-season day of surf. 

Photographer: Magnus Unnar

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"Nah, full moon is filling in early next week. We're not far off good surf."

- Jeremy

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Can't shake the hold this one has on me. She is what I miss most right now.

Photographer: Nikki Brand

[justseventeen]

August 1973. “Cover Girl SuperGloss Frosted. It’s color come to life. Color that shimmers and shines, sparkles and sizzles.”

[maderasdickie-blog]

swim against the stream. 

Photo: Dickie

[newyorker]

“The paradox and pathos of movie acting, as opposed to theatre acting, is that in the theatre the actor gives; in the cinema, the actor is taken from. It’s the camera that makes the star and the director who sees through the camera.”

Richard Brody on the essence of stardom: http://nyr.kr/1o03j2n (via newyorker)

[themaderaslife]

Late Thursday nights at The Village (Photo: Nikki Brand).

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[maderasdickie-blog]

The rains putting up a modest attempt at a storm

Photo: Dickie

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Temptation in Eden

Photo: Dickie

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Tropical Flowers line the dirt paths

Photo: Dickie

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This is where butterflies come to fornicate.

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Overcast sunset in the rain. 

From the second floor of Maderas Village.

Photo: Dickie

[potentialitea]

Urban Cowboy bnb, Brooklyn, NY.

personal weekend. travel solo.

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http://urbancowboybnb.com/

Developer/Visionary: Lyon Porter

[theparisreview]

“The comic spirit is given to us in order that we may analyze, weigh, and clarify things in us that nettle us, or that we are outgrowing, or trying to reshape. That is a very autobiographical book.”

Thornton Wilder (via theparisreview)