Inspiration

Humanity/Creativity/Fashion/Music/Surf. Creating a culture that dreams big, inspires and encourages others.

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Wednesday afternoon vibes. Luke Thompson // Frames

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Morning light. R&B Sunday with @samalanche in shop is here. Cold coffee / cold jams by the sea.

www.loneflag.co (at Lone Flag)

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(via Pinterest: Discover and save creative ideas)

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What if you could know who made your product, and what if their life would never be the same because of it? #thisisempowerment

Discover how KK intl. is holistically empowering vulnerable women to an independent future through the video above and  “Our Impact” page.

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spring signs. photo by  Arnaud Ele Nadia Tarra

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Emanuel Smedbøl, photographer in Vancouver, Canada

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Benjamin at Swiftcurrent Lake, Montana, U.S. photo by Kyle Sipple

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seaside blue. photo by Tarryn Hatchett

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James on the road

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My brother. Impressive.

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Raddest Men’s Fashion Looks On The Internet: http://www.raddestlooks.org

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This is a portrait of Shawn Theodore, a street photographer in Philadelphia.

Early last year I stumbled upon an Instagram account named XST. A collection of powerful, vibrant photos of Philadelphia’s population sprinkled his account, immediately captivating me. As I quietly admired his work, the mystery of both the man posting them and his methods of creation toyed with my imagination. By late fall, my curiosity piqued, and so I stepped outside my comfort circle and reached out to him. I flew across the country and was received by one of the kindest, warmest humans I’ve ever met. Shawn Theodore, a creative director by day and moonlighting street photographer, showed me around the city and let me ride co-pilot as he went about his fantastic passion of photographing the wild colors and people of one of America’s oldest working-class cities.

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