lookit!

“Much of my personal work is spent waiting for the right moment, so I was sort of hanging out in the vegetation of this park like a creep for a while before shooting this. To me, this image is a great expression of how open space sparks emotional freedom.”

love it. from a great little interview here. 

life:

Kids climb on a backstop, New Hampshire, 1954 — see more here.

(Yale Joel—Time & Life Pictures)

atavus:

Alfred Stieglitz - Georgia O’Keefe, Hands, 1919

arpeggia:

Norman Parkinson for Vogue, 1971

(Source: cardboardlife)

arpeggia:

Photography by Pierre Masseau

fishingboatproceeds:

colchrishadfield:

I find it hard to picture the geologic event that made this happen. Central Africa.

When you follow a lot of contemporary art blogs and also astronaut Colonel Chris Hadfield, sometimes you’re like, “Wait, is that an abstract painting or is that THE PLANET EARTH?”

^ how lovely.

After My Grandmother’s Funeral by Francesca Woodman, 1977

Also

(via atavus)

artchitextures:

Richard Serra

(via monstereatsdesign)

rubyetc:

follow your dreams~