December 2009
62 posts
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“I’m not responsible for my photographs. Photography is not documentary, but...”
– Henri Cartier-Bresson (via shawnjonesphotography) (via migue-e)
“The cinema is not an art which films life: the cinema is something between art...”
– Jean-Luc Godard (via fuckyeahfrenchcinema) (via womanonfire)
Watchvelveteenrabbit:
naomijade:
Octopuses have been discovered tip-toeing with coconut-shell halves suctioned to their undersides, then reassembling the halves and disappearing inside for protection or deception, a new study says.
(source)
Amazing. Incidentally this video goes exceptionally well with the Harold Budd I’m currently listening to.
oh N, which Harold Budd?
if it were slower then...
WatchOctopuses have been discovered tip-toeing with coconut-shell halves suctioned to their undersides, then reassembling the halves and disappearing inside for protection or deception, a new study says.
(source)
Amazing. Incidentally this video goes exceptionally well with the Harold Budd I’m currently listening to.
Watchedska:
I think I won’t be wrong by saying that this is absolutely wonka phonka sick mixture of Mary Anne Hobbs compilation “Wild Angels” that flows nicely together with those visualisations. It’s like you get a glass of juice made up from beets, carrots, cabbages and apples :))) doesn’t sound pretty good at first, but that’s no question you dig it after all.
wonka phonka :» I like that one,...
WatchPortishead - Chase the Tear
btab:
I’ve been here in India for 4 days, right now in Colaba, Bombay. I’m staying at the Salvation Army hostel, co ed dorm, all travelers coming and going. I have had more conversations here in 3 days than I have had in 3 months back home.
I wanted to do some journal writing and went to the Colaba Barista because they have the best A/C. Here I met the most interesting person. She has dreads in...
“In your twenties you want friends. In your thirties you figure out what a true...”
– F. Scott Fitzgerald (via theroomaboveher)
jonathanperry:cities:
‘We are too unobservant or too self-centred to fathom one another. Anyone who has seen masks at a ball, dancing amicably together, and holding hands without recognizing one another, only to part a moment later, and neither to meet again nor miss one another, can form a conception of the world at large.’
— Luc de Clapiers de Vauvenargues, ‘Reflections and Maxims’
