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this is all i want to do tonight.
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I removed the original comments on this post, because SOMEHOW, and this boggles my mind, the people commenting were assuming these skeletons were a man and a woman.
I can’t tell their sex because I can’t see their pelvises clearly enough to assume!
But this is pretty awesome, regardless of what sex they are.
SKELETON PORN
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I’ve seen this pic before and it still does wondrous things with my imagination! Thanks for posting it.
reblog
Beautiful
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This is one of the reasons I miss San Fran: For the craziness of the streets. Luckily I’ll be going back for a bit in December. =)
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Alain Delon, 1962
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Nan Goldin has always been a favorite of mine. Following her sisters suicide, she photographed people excessively in order top keep hold of them forever.
Goldin documented her friends throughout the 70s 80s and wanted to be a fashion photographer; to put drag queens on the cover of Vogue, but her photographic career was to take a much more important turn, and remaining as a documentary photographer, she has produced one of the most important, personal and gritty bodies of work we know of. Her images are seeped with sadness, love and tragic death as many of her friends contracted HIV. The way the story pans out gives a real melancholic feel to the earlier, breezy images.
trigger warning.
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Sunset, Malibu, California
photo byjohnmueller
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Deumore.
November 2011.“I don’t need to be young and blue to be stunning and fabulous,” the now very colorful Deumore exclaims, after this bold photo was released. “I can still photograph with the best of them.”
Gorgeoooooous versi.
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"If anything, I’m trying to expose as little of myself as possible."Cindy Sherman, on why her work is not self-portraiture (via welovecindysherman)
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Powerful image. American imperialism/expansionism. Or worshipping at the altar of a white, mass-produced, only one type of beauty. But that’s just what I see. (P.S. - It’s apparently Cat Power)







