i think the saddest people always try their hardest to make people happy
because they know what it’s like to feel absolutely worthless
and they don’t want anybody else to feel like that
(Source: circumcisions, via talklessscribblemore)
i think the saddest people always try their hardest to make people happy
because they know what it’s like to feel absolutely worthless
and they don’t want anybody else to feel like that
(Source: circumcisions, via talklessscribblemore)
(Source: electrified-brain, via streetetiquette)
“Do not fall in love with people like me
we will take you to
museums and parks
and monuments
and kiss you in every beautiful
place so that you can
never go back to them
without tasting us
like blood in your mouth”
(Source: nubesque, via talklessscribblemore)
If you are interested in photography and roam the Internet looking for interesting stuff as much as we do, chances are you already know CULT – but perhaps you don’t know the people behind it. One of them is Ramon Haindl, whose own work is as interesting as his taste. His photographs’ consistently display a neat composition matched up with a sharp sense for striking colour combinations. Haindl comes from documentary photography, and his pictures are indeed a mix of truth and mise-en-scène.
Even the least competent eye would not be able to attribute authenticity to his photographs without acknowledging their beauty. They are authentic because the author reveals a particular sensibility towards his subjects and a remarkable ability to explore different places and realities, often met by chance. And at the same time they’re beautiful, the expression of a recognizable style without clichés.
Ishiuchi Miyako - Hiroshima (2007)
Items worn by the victims of the atrocious bombing, from the archives of the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum.
(via streetetiquette)
Flower Arrangements by Parker Fitzgerald for Kinfolk magazine Vol. 7
(via nicoleelewis)
(Source: shruggin, via just-smile-that-smile)
you made the nomad in me build a house and stay
4x3 ft mixed media oil painting by kim-lien le
inspired by warsan shire
april 30, 2013
more at www.houseoftherisingmoon.com