toastgal:

Took a photo of the RV & lady wondered why I took her pic. on Flickr.

“toastgal photography”

aurakles:

Stoya by Sean & Seng for POP Spring/Summer 2013.

killeveryth1ng:

K  8  L  N 

K L  E V R Y T H 1 N G

anothercutenerdblog:

Rule 63 Doctor Strange, cosplayed by Jennifer Van Damsel, photographed by Isidro Urena Photography

whiskersonkittens:

The Perfect Housewife by Alex Chousa. 

(Source: thedirtynurse)

photojojo:

When most people hear the word “Parkour,” they recall Youtube videos of people racing through town while gliding from obstacle to obstacle. Andy Day was perplexed by the urban sport while seeing it on TV one day.

With little prior photography experience, he decided to set out and document the intriguing activity and those that participated. He had no idea it would lead to a professional career photographing Parkour.

Photographing Parkour and Its High-Flying Madness

via Slate

Tilda Swinton in ‘Stranger Than Paradise’ shot by Tim Walker for W May 2013

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ohchloe:

“Ay Caramba!” is my piece for Gag Me With a Toon art show. 

hattiewatson:

Henry Gaudier

©2013 Philadelphia, PA

(Source: henrygaudier)

(Source: thejimmypageexperience)

mystic-revelations:

Vacating Brickell with the Quickness (by Xynn Tii Imagery)

photojojo:

Don’t worry, we were drooling when we first saw it too. It’s a new print from Pop Chart Lab titled “A Visual Compendium of Cameras,” and it features 100 of the most important cameras in history.

This May Be The Coolest Camera Print There Is

via Superbunneh

selinakyl:

ME AND EVERYTHING IVE EVER LOVED
BY TAJIA LUND

ohchloe:

Green Screen of Green Bricks

Los Angeles, CA

2013

el-dispute:

Woman Photographs Herself Receiving Strange Looks in Public

“I now reverse the gaze and record their reactions to me while I perform mundane tasks in public spaces. I seek out spaces that are visually interesting and geographically diverse. I try to place myself in compositions that contain feminine icons or advertisements. Otherwise, I position myself and the camera in a pool of people…and wait.

The images capture the gazer in a microsecond moment where they, for unknowable reasons, have a look on their face that questions my presence. Whether they are questioning my position in front of the lens or questioning my body size, the gazer appears to be visually troubled that I am in front of them.”

Photographer: Haley Morris-Cafiero

Project: Wait Watchers 

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Thought this was actually really cool and I’d share it with you guys! Takes a lot to get up there and do something like this. Love it!