There isn't much to say. Just enjoy.

All my thoughts are hairs on a wild wild boar runnin slowly down the lilac slope

[preventive]

[duettaeann]

[unflatteringcatselfies]

my kitty lou loves being a sweet French gal

[winged-swings]

[maisonmimosa]

[protervus]

source

[sidonius5]

[three-moons-blog]

[catasters]

[labrat-to-gymrat]

☀️ Good morning! ☀️

[infected]

“I will love you for all eternity”

Tarlac, Philippines, photo by Elisha Rodriguez - 35mmbyeri

[thcartierrug]

[elysiumcalled]

boyy am I in the mood to feel someone’s body weight on top of me

[monalira]

[petriii-deactivated20260116-dea]

[raysofthesun]

Florence @valentinabarabuffi

[imthecatlady]

Okay so here’s the lowdown. I found 4 sets of medium format negatives while I was thrift shop hunting a few weeks ago. They were sitting in a box of old vintage photographs in these plastic sleeves, and from what I could tell, they had been taken sometime in the 50’s. So obviously I brought them home, and today finally had them scanned in, and holy wow they are beautiful!!

NOW this is where I need the Internet’s help. I would absolutely love to find the women in these photographs/the photographer who took them. The only info I have is that the negatives were found in a thrift store on Hull St in Richmond, VA. They are medium format, and judging by the style of dress, made in 1940-1950. The owner of the thrift store had no idea where they came from. I’m posting the best/clearest scans of the images, so if y'all could reblog the shit out of this, I’m hoping we can find the owners of these amazing images.

[bellafayegarden]

Villa Monastero, Lake Como, Italy