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January 28 2012

hirop44
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iamjapanese:

Dominique Bollinger(French, b.1950)

Monteporzio #3, Rome,   2006

Toned silver gelatin print

Reposted bystruktur struktur

January 26 2012

hirop44
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hirop44
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pussylequeer:

Filles de Nuit - Treats #2 by Steve Lyon, Fall 2011

hirop44
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spinningbirdkick:

Kim Taeeun / Harper’s Bazaar Korea January 2012.

hirop44
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spinningbirdkick:

Yelena Yemchuk / Tar Magazine #6 Winter 2011

hirop44
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spinningbirdkick:

Ellen von Unwerth / Twill #9 2011.

hirop44
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pinkprincess17:

stockingssexy:

http://stockingssexy.tumblr.com/archive

is it the cake she wants? ;) cake lust?

hirop44
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pinkprincess17:

daydreams

January 22 2012

hirop44
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January 21 2012

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someghostsarewomen:

Takato Yamamoto

hirop44
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xplanes:

The Andrée Expedition to the North Pole, 1897

From the journal of S A Andrée:

“Fog still intense. Everything is dripping. We have not had any sleep or been permitted any rest from the repeated slamming against the ice. We probably cannot stand it much longer.

The balloon sways, twists, and rises and sinks incessantly. It wishes to be off but cannot. The rattling of the guidelines and the flapping of the sales are the only sounds heard. No bird is seen or heard and so I suppose there is no land near.

Monotonous touch new touch another touch… The balloon rose to a great height but we opened both valves and at six-twenty-nine we were down again.

We jumped out of the balloon. Worn out and famished but determined to set out from the point where we now are. On foot.”
After 65 hours in the air, the Örnen finally succumbed to heavy winds and ice, and was brought down on pack ice, almost 300 miles from where they started from. The explorers camped here for a week, and then had to make a decision in which direction to set off on foot to find supplies: South back to Spitsbergen, or East to Franz Josef Land..

(Extract via, photo via)
hirop44
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mirrormaskcamera:

BibliOdyssey:

The Yuko Shimizu Book

Now Here This 2

hirop44
11:22
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dirtyscarab:

Hiroshi Nonami
scan from Mousa

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