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Amateur photographer, music lover and writer on duty. Not really. If you see your picture here and want the credits mentioned, please leave a comment on the post. I DO NOT CLAIM OWNERSHIP OVER ANY OF THESE IMAGES unless otherwise stated. Enjoy the ride.
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Aqualung - Brighter than sunshine
I never saw it happening, I’d given up and given in
I just couldn’t take the hurt again… What a feeling
I didn’t have the strength to fight, suddenly you seemed so right
Me and You… What a feeling
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It took me a few seconds to understand process the garbage can image and what it was doing there… and then another couple of seconds to see that the fish were not real. Blame it on a very meh sunday. I’m slow.
The idea is good, by the way.
Tricky Sunday evening.
It’s 6:52pm of Sunday and it’s raining. I love rainy evenings but I hate Sunday evenings, because they already taste like Monday mornings… Now I’m debating if I’m loving this evening or still hating it…
Ooh, thunder! This Sunday is a bitch…
@ sarawayland
A late response, but I wish you lived down the street too Sara! :)
Dexia Tower - Brussels / Belgium.
The Sandbag Shelters Of Nader Khalili.
The global need for housing includes millions of refugees and displaced persons – victims of natural disasters and wars. Iranian architect Nader Khalili believes that this need can be addressed only by using the potential of earth construction.
After extensive research into vernacular earth building methods in Iran, followed by detailed prototyping, he has developed the sandbag or ‘superadobe’ system. The basic construction technique involves filling sandbags with earth and laying them in courses in a circular plan. The circular courses are corbelled near the top to form a dome. (read more)
The Hungry Gargoyles of 100th Street - New York
The building, built in 1909, is divided into two wings and features two rows of fantastic gargoyles below the second floor balconies.
What makes this building particularly great is how low the gargoyles are to the ground. At only ten feet up or so, a passerby can actually appreciate their design (as opposed to those stationed tens or hundreds of feet up that seem to have been put in place only for the birds).
The gargoyles were said to be “symbolic of some form of the homely art of housekeeping,” according to a recent NY Times Streetscapes article, but nothing more is known to elaborate on this.
Top left is a man writing in a ledger, a very shifty look on his face, on its right is a man carrying a platter with a roast chicken, then a man eating from a bowl and finally, there’s the cook, stirring a pot and taking a taste. So money, ingredients, preparation, and consumption… (source)
Where The Wild Things Are - Uyuni Desert edition :P
Wham - Careless Whisper
Cause to this cheesy song I will dance on my wedding, and deeply stare in the eyes of my love. never mind the lyrics.
Ha.
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