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  dijiuyuan:

  Sleepingbag / Postbag

  Photo: Mari Reijnders

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  podencos:

  thisobscuredesireforbeauty:

  Pelicans at The Entrance, New South Wales, Australia by Louisa Kelland.
  Source
  

  @swdyww

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  hopeful-melancholy:

  A Pakistani Muslim man offers the daily Asr prayer, near his goats feeding in a field on the outskirts of Islamabad, Pakistan, Sept. 24, 2012. 

  [Credit : Muhammed Muheisen/AP]

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  garadinervi:

  Günther Uecker, Untitled, 1969

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  ianlanterman:

  Lemaire AW 17

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  aqqindex:

  Christopher Herwig, Soviet Bus Stops

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  roisinkiely:

  Stan Bitters - Environmental Ceramics
  

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  endilletante:

  Double Page : Mississipi, Fred Mayer/Nicolas Bréhal, n°24, 1983.

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  teacakes:

  gowns:

  the complete james baldwin quote from another country (1962)
  (vivaldo speaking to eric)
  (the excerpt) (the source)

  i’m fucking crying in the bathroom at work

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  goodmemory:

  Teresa murak, “Sculpture for the Earth”, Ubbeboda, Sweden 1974                
  

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  roisinkiely:

  Joan Miro 1977 Vase
  

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  tomorrowcomesomedayblog:

  SIDNEY POITIER in “Buck and the Preacher” 1972
  

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  unrar:

  Uzbekistan 2002, Claudine Doury.

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  thunderstruck9:

  David Hockney (British, b. 1937), Ossie, 1972. Coloured pencil and graphite on paper, 17 x 14 in.

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  raveneuse:

  Hermissenda crassicornis
  

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  arterialtrees:

  ana mendieta

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  justenoughisplenty:

  Long day ends at Muncho Lake, where August twilight lasts all night.

  National Geographic - September, 1966

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  driflloon:

  zambelli ss18
  

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  apeninacoquinete:

  marguerite duras india song, 1975
  

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  sangeau:

  Ana Mendieta, Silueta en Fuego, 1976

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  womanhouse:

  Awaji Yumebutai complex
  Tadao Ando
  Awajishima, Hyogo, Japan
  1995-2000

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  paintedout:

  Giuseppe Penone, Maritime Alps. My height, the length of my arms, my width in a stream, 1968
  

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  Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche once came into a classroom and on the blackboard drew a very simple picture of a bird in flight. He then asked the class, “What is this a picture of?” Someone said, “It’s a bird.” And he responded, “It’s a picture of the sky.” Happy Equinox 🌾

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  checking in with the light, like usual