i want my eyes to see these lights

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 In Abelardo Morell‘s photography series, Camera Obscura, every crevice of the interior space is infused with the New York City. The artist created his series by photographing outdoor cityscapes from Times Square to the Brooklyn Bridge and then projecting these images, with a small lens or prism, onto the walls of rooms.

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In his latest book, Things Come Apart, artist Todd McLellan exposes the inner working of 50 objects and 21,959 individual components reflecting on the permanence of vintage objects. Captured in his photography are myriad parts laid flat and organized by function, creating recontextualized images of bicycles, wagons, chainsaws, computers, and phones. 

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taeyeon-9muses-rilakkuma-ohyeah:

Clever way of getting his features in there

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Hannah and I have been planning what we’re going to do when I visit her in probably October

and today we decided that probably the friday we’re going to dress up and either have a nice dinner in her dorm or go to this not fancy at all Italian restaurant and then go back to her room and get super drunk like classy ass adults. 

we make a+ life decisions

posted 4 days ago

photojojo:

One of the most effective ways to make an image more interesting is a simple crop. In the case of Jared Lim’s photos above, he was able to transform standard skyscrapers into fascinating geometric patterns.

Patterns Found in Your Average Skyscraper

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by Filipe Britto  (fitipebritto.tumblr.com)

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The World’s Most Beautiful Museums

“In poetically well built museums, formed from the heart’s compulsions, we are consoled not by finding in them old objects that we love, but by losing all sense of Time.” - Orhan Pamuk

In honor of International Museum Day, we assembled a list of our favorite museums around the world. Museums house the world’s treasures—be they artistic, scientific or historical—and in turn they are often designed to reflect or enhance the collections they host.

See more museum photos from across the Instagram community by browsing the location pages for these museums below.

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Well that could have been a lot worse. It actually ended up being really really good.

posted 1 week ago

SO my parents have left me alone for the night. And I have to feed myself. So…. this’ll be interesting. 

posted 1 week ago

staceythinx:

These incredible images by Franz Schumacher look like the last thing you would see before ending up in Oz.