Gorō Yamaguchi - A Bell Ringing in the Empty Sky [FULL ALBUM]
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The Bowery Presents

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he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
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Gorō Yamaguchi - A Bell Ringing in the Empty Sky [FULL ALBUM]
Day 860 of posting pictures of elephants.
Source: Giant Freakin Robot
"SOBRE LA ESPERANZA" - Byung-Chul Han
Por fin alguien que habla sobre esto.
NO AL CIERRE DEL PROGRAMA PRO-HUERTA @S_Pettovello
我从乌干达来中国,在山间邂逅一股清泉|风雅诗乐会《听琴》
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Yamamoto Masao 山本昌男 (1957 - ).
Le photographe japonais Masao Yamamoto crée ces images poétiques et délicates qui évoquent des souvenirs évanescents à partir de paysages et de natures mortes.
Il réalise lui-même les tirages de ses photographies, toujours dans de petits formats, et les travaille avec du thé et d’autres techniques pour les user et donner l’impression qu’ils ont subis la patine du temps.
Source : http://www.yamamotomasao.jp/
by K I photography
esa mirada tiene poder.
También es poesía...
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Tomoko M
Here's a bird that knows what it's doing...
💖💖💖LUNA NUEVA EN CAPRICORNIO Y HORÓSCOPOS - CLIMA ASTROLOGICO 11 ENER...
Interesante para poner en práctica...
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Architectural Greens
Imagery from Khonsu’s Temple within the Karnak Temple Complex in Luxor, Thebes.
The Karnak complex is massive and it’s temples ornately decorated despite their age. I took these photos near the end of July—it was over 45 degrees celsius, so there were few people there. The experience, especially because of the lack of people, was richly unique and beneficial to the soul.