crazy on you

[soundsof71]

The Doors, outtake from the Morrison Hotel covershoot, 1969, by Henry Diltz, who tells this story:  “This was a transient hotel in Downtown LA on Hope Street. The Doors didn’t have permission to take this picture, so when the lobby was empty, they ran in quickly and sat behind the window.” via

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[shannice-bishop]

[lavenderplasticbag]

‘Metamorphosis’ , pen on paper , 2015

by Nick Mullaly

www.instagram.com/s1ck.n1ck

drowned-world.tumblr.com

[lagnaetti]

[last-picture-show]

“He dreamt one night that she came and kissed him, and with that kiss she entered his body. She looked through his eyes and listened with his ears. In the morning nothing had changed.”

Duane Michals, From the Series Person to Person, 1974

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Paul McCartney, outside his Cavendish Avenue home in London, a short walk from Abbey Road

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Every Day 1966

Rene Magritte

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[1010ll]

https://instagram.com/p/BOhTY7LB3mA/

[hyrude]

fact: ppl named katie with a k are inherently more powerful than those who spell it with a c. the strongest catie could fight the weakest katie and would still be obliterated. however, katies ending in ie are superior to katies ending in y, with k/catis as the most inferior katie. the katie hierarchy is as follows: katie, katy, kati, catie, caty, cati. katherines, however, are the most powerful of all, with catherines at a distant second. if, for god knows what reason, you place an i between the a and the t (see: caitie, kaity), you do not qualify as a true katie, and will not survive past a single round of katie v katie fisticuffs.

[avtavr]

Pipilotti Rist, from Ever Is Over All, 1997.

[lucoli]