vintageeveryday:

Flamingo, Las Vegas, 1960.

oldfrankland:

untitled (windmills and clouds)   Jim Ferreira

my-secret-eye:

Helmut Newton, Elizabeth Berkley, 1995

onceuponatown:

Street scene, Lewiston, Idaho. 1908.

memoryslandscape:

“this morning flowers liven rained-on graves–Spring had bloomed in November”

— Greg Sellers, haiku journal entry, 1 November 2018

memoryslandscape:

loveage-moondream:

Brassaï, “La Librairie de la Lune [The Bookshop of the Moon],” Paris, circa 1931-1943, Silver print

This is a terrific post, Greg.

vintageeveryday:

Amazing vintage photos of Marlon Brando posing with his own 650cc Triumph Thunderbird in “The Wild One”, 1953.

emsratajkowski:

July 1: Emily posted this on her instagram story

memoryslandscape:

“Art, however, has another way of remembering, because its aims are different to those of an archive-type memory. Art actively transforms facts into past; it produces the very experience of their passing by and consequently interrupts their immutability. Thus, by means of art and yet within its…