what, and give up show biz?????
via yesterday’s towns (RIP Bill Strong)

what, and give up show biz?????

via yesterday’s towns (RIP Bill Strong)

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(via cherry blossom clinic)

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nickdrake:

Laura and James.

nickdrake:

Laura and James.

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liquidnight:

Walker Evans
Girl in Fulton Street, New York, 1929
Gelatin silver print
[From the Metropolitan Museum of Art]

liquidnight:

Walker Evans

Girl in Fulton Street, New York, 1929

Gelatin silver print

[From the Metropolitan Museum of Art]

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ASX.TV: William Eggleston – “Stranded in Canton” (1973) « ASX | AMERICAN SUBURB X | Photography & Culture

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crocket:

Kaufmann’s Posographe.
An instrument for calculating aperture and exposure time when taking photographs in any possible situation. For outdoors, it includes settings with values like “Snowy scene”, “Greenery with expanse of   				water”, or “Very narrow old street”, “Cloudy and somber”, “Blue with white clouds”, or “Purest  				blue”.
More info here.
(freakyfauna)

crocket:

Kaufmann’s Posographe.

An instrument for calculating aperture and exposure time when taking photographs in any possible situation. For outdoors, it includes settings with values like “Snowy scene”, “Greenery with expanse of water”, or “Very narrow old street”, “Cloudy and somber”, “Blue with white clouds”, or “Purest blue”.

More info here.

(freakyfauna)

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dialmformoist:

18th century rendition of the elusive Dodo


just gonna auto-reblog Dodos for the forseeable future.
happy year of the dodo!!!!!!!

dialmformoist:

18th century rendition of the elusive Dodo

just gonna auto-reblog Dodos for the forseeable future.

happy year of the dodo!!!!!!!

(via scientificillustration)

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Art of The Wire: In case you thought SOPA/PIPA was defeated

artofthewire:

Sorry to go off-topic, but after this and many, many other sites went dark for a day to draw attention to the protest against the POPA and PIPA bills I think it’s important to bring this up. (I’m posting this on both my Tumblrs. I apologize for the redundancy.)

Glenn Greenwald on salon.com

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turnofthecentury:

Found this and thought of your great blog. We’re all big fans here at the museum.
TEN WAYS TO COMMIT SUICIDE
Wearing thin shoes and stockings and insufficient clothing in cold and rainy weather ; leading a lazy, excited theater-going, dancing life ; sleeping on feathers in a 7 by 9 room ; eating hot, stimulating food, too fast and a great deal too much of it at improper times ; beginning with tea and coffee in childhood and adding tobacco and spirits in due time ; marrying in haste and living in continual ferment thereafter ; following unhealthy occupations to make money ; taking bitters and confections and gormandizing between meals  ; giving way to fits of passion, or keeping in perpetual worry ; going to bed at midnight and getting up at noon, and eating when you catch it. To which may be added a recipe for killing children ; paregorics, cordials, candy and rich cake ; and when they are made sick thereby, mercury, tartar-emetic, castor oil and sulphur.
found in the collection of the Dufferin County Museum & Archives. Source: Orangeville Sun, 1876.
Awwww, this is so FANTASTIC, I think they’re right now more than ever;]
thank You so much!!!
love t.o.t.c. 

turnofthecentury:

Found this and thought of your great blog. We’re all big fans here at the museum.

TEN WAYS TO COMMIT SUICIDE

Wearing thin shoes and stockings and insufficient clothing in cold and rainy weather ; leading a lazy, excited theater-going, dancing life ; sleeping on feathers in a 7 by 9 room ; eating hot, stimulating food, too fast and a great deal too much of it at improper times ; beginning with tea and coffee in childhood and adding tobacco and spirits in due time ; marrying in haste and living in continual ferment thereafter ; following unhealthy occupations to make money ; taking bitters and confections and gormandizing between meals  ; giving way to fits of passion, or keeping in perpetual worry ; going to bed at midnight and getting up at noon, and eating when you catch it. To which may be added a recipe for killing children ; paregorics, cordials, candy and rich cake ; and when they are made sick thereby, mercury, tartar-emetic, castor oil and sulphur.

found in the collection of the Dufferin County Museum & Archives. Source: Orangeville Sun, 1876.

Awwww, this is so FANTASTIC, I think they’re right now more than ever;]

thank You so much!!!

love t.o.t.c. 

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There were rumors of alligators in the streets.  2007
© Jennifer Shaw, from Hurricane Story

There were rumors of alligators in the streets.  2007

© Jennifer Shaw, from Hurricane Story

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