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he stopped me in the street. when he stood in front of me, i felt my solar plexus shrink. his blue eyes twitched, sweat beads dripped profusely, his lips sped with the second. patiently curious, i listened, and agreed haphazardly to a date. we met where the ocean quenched the sand. tears slid down my cheeks his every word echoed within my heart, my soul, deep. fate.reason. i was wrong love exists. or does it?

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The world’s thinnest house. They just completed it. More pictures here -> World’s thinnest house.

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Lomography recently announced their new Belair X 6-12 camera.

The coolest thing about it is that it shoots on 120 film at a 6x12 ratio, something no other camera’s done before! It makes for slightly panoramic photos, but if you want, you can switch to 6x9 or 6x6.

Lomography’s New Belair Camera Shoots at 6x12

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 Sunbed Patio

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(via Colorful Punctuation)

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Wall Decal Quote

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Black and white photographs are recreated by Federico Pietrella using nothing but a date stamp! 

Photographs Converted to Pointillism Using an Ink Stamp

via KoiKoiKoi

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We hereby name this portrait technique: Portrait Inception! Next time your family asks you to take portraits with your fancy camera, try stacking the generations like this! 

A Photograph For The Generations

via Pinterest

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Fun Swing Seats by Svvving

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We love this idea of using photos as envelope liners!

These in particular were made for wedding invites by The DIY Bride. Rad.

DIY Guide to Using Photos as Envelope Liners

via Pinterest

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Reading a book and spending the day outside with someone you love are the rules for a perfect Analog Sunday.

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You’re probably looking at these photos and wondering how much time and expensive equipment it took to pull them off, but think again. 

Eric Staller created these incredible light drawings back in the 1970’s with a 35mm film camera, 4th of July sparklers, and some Christmas lights. Not bad, huh?

Stunning Light Drawings of NYC in the 1970’s

via Reddit | My Modern Net

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