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dirt enthusiast
cherry valley forever
Cosimo Galluzzi
Three Goblin Art

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we're not kids anymore.
One Nice Bug Per Day

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For decades, the photographer Vivian Maier supported herself as a nanny in the wealthy enclaves of Chicago. But her real work was roaming the streets with her camera, capturing images of sublime spontaneity, wit, and compositional savvy. When pressed about her occupation by a man she once knew, she said, “I am sort of a spy.” All the best street photographers are.
Read the full story, “What Vivian Maier Saw in Color,” here.
Charles-Henry Bédué: The House of Happiness
Death Bed, 1977, George Barry
Another of the skulls fused with a maille (chainmail) Coif recovered from the site of the battle of Visby, Gotland, ca. 1361.
Kenaf (Hibiscus cannabinus), Chelsea Physic Garden
Kate Friend
John Baldessari - The Difference Between Fête and Fate, 1987.
learning to think, anthony gormley, 1991
ANAÏS NIN
from a diary entry featured in The Diary Of Anais Nin, Vol. 4: 1944-1947
original photos and edit
Vintage Moschino c. 1994 Faux Fur Question Mark Coat
Undercoverism fw05 in Men’s Non-No magazine
Ernst Caramelle, Video–Landscape, 1974
Yoko Ono, A hole to see the sky through, 1971
Arlene Shechet
Fractured Angelics Collection
Lucy Liu behind the scenes of Payback (1999)