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'prostitute posing for a photograph in a mailllot dance top, stockings + band garters, c. 1905' in hidden femininity: 20th century lingerie - farid chenoune

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Parts Unknown: Newfoundland

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Part of the great throng of NY parents saying goodbye to their children headed to summer camps

(Carl Mydans. 1951)

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erode me

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imagine having this place as your studio

(via)

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mads mikkelsen by thomas kretschmann (x)

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“Maybe that’s enlightenment enough: to know that there is no final resting place of the mind; no moment of smug clarity. Perhaps wisdom...is realizing how small I am, and unwise, and how far I have yet to go.” -Anthony Bourdain (June 25th 1956-June 8th 2018)

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https://www.instagram.com/p/Bw4TttIjr10/

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Bluebonnets, Late Afternoon, North of San Antonio (1920) // Bluebonnets at Twilight, near San Antonio (1919-1920)

Bluebonnets at Dusk (1920) // Bluebonnets on a Grey Day (1922)

Fields of Bluebonnets (1920) //  Old Live Oak Tree and Bluebonnets on the West Texas Military Grounds, San Antonio (1919-1920)

details // by Robert Julian Onderdonk 

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Jenny Slate, Little Weirds

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Lake Volta, Ghana By Jeremy Snell

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C H E R  circa 1990 ‘walking in memphis’

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like i quite literally have never been more passionate about anything than i am about the human race’s invariable desire to tell stories and the fact that we always find a way to do it, through spoken language and written language and body language and visual art and theater and poetry and oral tradition and a million other things. there are so many things we take for granted about the human experience that we never stop to think about but i really want you to take a step back and consider how fucking amazing it is that our need to tell stories transcends all boundaries of time and geography and borders and language. it is one of very few things that is legitimately intrinsic to human nature and i will never stop being completely in awe of humanity for that.