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[crossconnectmag]

Humans in Nature: The Photography of Tamara Dean

Tamara Dean is an Australian photographer who carefully poses individuals in wild surroundings. She feels with real urgency that we must reconnect with nature.  See more of Tamara Dean’s photography on Instagram. Thanks  Booooooom.

Art is springing up everywhere - find more on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.

Posted by Lisa.

[milamai]

Change in the air (by Milamai)

[rkyrakune]

[dreams-in-metaphors-deactivated]

Nature spirit.

[simonalkenmayer]

How very rare!

[sonderscurse]

Fascinating. Serene.

[seawolfesea-deactivated20180617]

i Love your words your work so. i can't even. do you have any published on paper that i could have for for my very own? that i could perhaps order from somewhere?

You’re too kind. Unfortunately, no. I’ve only been published once, many years ago (and it was a terrible poem). I have submitted my work over the last couple years, but it seems that I am not good enough to be published.

[una-henry]

you must be sending your things to blind robots? automotive magazines? please don’t send your poetry to them. they don’t know. you are definitely good enough to be published. much better than good enough. you have swooning admirers on tumblr (i have seen it) & i Really want a book (i know i’m not alone, even if somehow i’m the first to say so; which i rather doubt). Also: i don’t swoon easily. not over poetry. but when i do, oh.  thank you so much for sharing your work. i hope you keep sharing it & i get to find it on a bookshelf one day.  

 ::<>:: <3 ::<>::

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via @rupikaurpoems

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[themindmovement]

I am constantly trying to communicate something incommunicable, to explain something inexplicable, to tell about something I only feel in my bones…

Franz Kafka  (via weltenwellen)

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[crowstudy]

[korneeldeprez]

I only know that I focus on words. The languish of language. I like words. They tell a story but tell it slant. We name things and then call that reality. How weird.

The Quietus | Features | A Quietus Interview | “If I Hit You, You’d Feel It”: Leslie Winer, Trip Hop’s Forgotten Pioneer (via adult-mag)

[nuitnuitnuit]

Double exposure surrealism courtesy of @victoriajpolsoni for our pre-fall editorial. #nuitclothing #editorial #inspiration

[una-henry]

Gillian Ayres.

[una-henry]

Vancouver painter Michelle Nguyen.

The exhibition, "Of Tristia, Forlorn!" will open on September 9th in the Upper Gallery of Bau-Xi Vancouver.

https://bau-xi.com/blogs/news/michelle-nguyen

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[ortut]

Alexandra Baumgartner

[shisasan]

This image shows Jupiter’s south pole, as seen by NASA’s Juno spacecraft from an altitude of 32,000 miles (52,000 kilometers). Image credit: NASA

[thisherelight]

I’ve driven by this little unknowable island of hay nestled each year in a seemingly random pattern within the wheat. I can’t make any sense of how they arrived here but the pattern is almost the same every year and finally seeing it from above it’s quite a work of art. 

i’m moving really slowly these days. dwelling a bit more. trying to soak in the last light.