vintageeveryday:

Manhattan, 1948.

henkheijmans:

Musician under the rain, 1966 - by Robert Doisneau (1912 – 1994), French

lakritzellaz:

“Lila shook her head skeptically. She was trying to understand, we were both trying to understand, and understanding was something that we loved to do.”

Elena Ferrante - My Brilliant Friend

sedregina:

- In your dream, did I say yes?
- Yes.
- Well, that proves it was a dream.

L’amica geniale (My Brilliant Friend), episode 6 - L'isola

mienar:

pondering

sunraysiaprestige:

Recently discovered (to me): Herman Bohlman

aiiaiiiyo:

Erected on Christmas Eve in 1931 by the construction workers who were building Rockefeller center the first tree [960x738] Year 1931 Check this blog!

crossconnectmag:

Photography by Mark Broyer - After Hours Vol.6

Mark Broyer (b. 1979) is an art director and photographer based in Hamburg, Germany. He studied graphic design and worked as a freelance art director for several design and advertising agencies. Since 2013, he has been focusing on his own photographic projects at the same time. - his website

Instagram: @crossconnectmag

humansofnewyork:

“My therapist told me that reading the news was causing my depression.  So I’ve managed to completely avoid it for the past five years.  I used to consume articles for four hours every day.  I’d always read the New York Times front to back, everything except the sports section.  But then the Times caused the Iraq war so I switched over to leftist websites.  I always thought it was my obligation as a responsible citizen to pay attention to bad news.  I guess I was looking for some sort of understanding.  If only I could learn enough, then maybe I could help organize something.  But all of it just sent me into utter despair.  I began to look at other people as brainwashed.  Every time I saw someone having kids, I’d get angry.  Don’t they realize how uninhabitable the planet is going to be?  Everyone thinks if we just make a few changes, we’ll be fine.  We won’t be fine.  The problem is systemic and there’s no movement capable of ending capitalism in time to save the planet.  But anyway, I’m trying not to obsess over this stuff anymore.”

itscolossal:

Black and White Vortexes Swallow Bits of Data and Smoke-Like Swirls in Looping Animations by Étienne Jacob  (via @necessary-disorder)