1. mlsg:

Summertime gear

    mlsg:

    Summertime gear

    (Source: pensierisenzaparole)

  2. 24 May 2013

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    mpdrolet:

Philip-Lorca diCorcia

    mpdrolet:

    Philip-Lorca diCorcia

  3. thepinesaredancing:

Tibetan Mastiffs rule. 
Also they cost a lot of money.

    thepinesaredancing:

    Tibetan Mastiffs rule. 

    Also they cost a lot of money.

  4. 22 May 2013

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    mpdrolet:

Chris Buck

    mpdrolet:

    Chris Buck

  5. 21 May 2013

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    supruntu:

Loomis Dean

    supruntu:

    Loomis Dean

  6. thirteen-fourteen:

march 2013, new york, ny

    thirteen-fourteen:

    march 2013, new york, ny

  7. topographe:

tommy - 35mm, 2012 (by [Anna Peters])

    topographe:

    tommy - 35mm, 2012 (by [Anna Peters])

  8. 
Israëlis Bidermanas (1911 – 1980)

    Israëlis Bidermanas (1911 – 1980)

  9. adventures-of-the-blackgang:

dansles voor Engelse Matrozen 1925
(dance of the English sailors)  still though…   wut

    adventures-of-the-blackgang:

    dansles voor Engelse Matrozen 1925

    (dance of the English sailors) 
    still though…   wut

  10. (Source: muffyaldrich)

  11. inneroptics:

Moholy-Nagy, László 

    inneroptics:

    Moholy-Nagy, László 

  12. 14 May 2013

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  13. 13 May 2013

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    mpdrolet:

 Aviation, c. 1931
Willi Ruge

    mpdrolet:

     Aviation, c. 1931

    Willi Ruge

  14. lauramcphee:

Elsa Lanchester, 1927 (Yvonne Gregory)

    lauramcphee:

    Elsa Lanchester, 1927 (Yvonne Gregory)

  15. amare-habeo:

Paul Klee with his cat Skunk (Fripouille), in front of the oil drawing “All Souls’ Picture”  (Possenhofen, Germany 1921)
Taken by Felix Klee, the son of Paul and Lily Klee
Martin-Gropius-Bau, Berlin, Germany

    amare-habeo:

    Paul Klee with his cat Skunk (Fripouille), in front of the oil drawing All Souls’ Picture” (Possenhofen, Germany 1921)

    Taken by Felix Klee, the son of Paul and Lily Klee

    Martin-Gropius-Bau, Berlin, Germany