darksilenceinsuburbia:

Christian Stoll. Epic.

Sometimes dizzying and sometimes absurd in scale, the series ‘Epic’ from photographer Christian Stoll includes a sequence of spaces that have one thing in common: they are immense. These spaces may not have been designed using perpective renderings, but they are are engineered or urban planned to stunning effect, even if it’s accidental. These are vantage points that we aren’t used to seeing, even though the spaces facilitate or support processes ubiquitous to our daily lives. These are pictures of the staggering engineering that allows things happen quietly: an order ships, a file downloads, and the only time they occur to us is when something goes wrong. Even though thinking about a processing facility or bank of escalators may not sound too exciting, even quotidian spaces, from a particular vantage point, can be epic. (Written by Alex Dent)

heyoscarwilde:

“I was born with a reading list I will never finish.” - Maud Casey

bookmark and photograph by Jason Vanfosson :: via domestigay

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Matt Bomer - GQ Italy

allleft:

Hello Tumblr Friends!

I am very happy to tell about my up coming NYC photo Exhibition. All of you are invited so please feel free to stop by and say hello. 

 

It’s going to be on May 9, 2012 from 6:30pm - 8:30pm

At the Soho Photo Gallery

15 White Street

Tribeca, New York City

DIRECTIONS:

Just 3 short blocks south of Canal Street, 

between Avenue of the Americas/6th Ave/Church Street and West Broadway

Take the 1 train to Franklin Street (2 very short blocks away) or 

the A, C, or E to Canal Street (3 short blocks away). 

(Any other train to Canal will leave you about 6 to 8 short blocks away.)

Street Photography and Architecture based on my blog Allleft  

Contact: balbertoreyes@gmail.com

Thank you very much!!

AR

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theworldwelivein:

Sagrada Familia Cathedral (by redswept)

darrenaronofskys:

Stanley Kubrick with Sue Lyon on the set of Lolita.

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theoceanrightnow:

(by Photocero)

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archiveofaffinities:

“Tiny Skyscraper”, 130 Bush Street, San Francisco, California