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Stephen Shore’s photography, collected in a book called Uncommon Places.
What Stephen Shore has managed to do with this collection of photos is more than any person with basic knowledge of photoshop filters or instagram could ever do. This curation of photographs paints a nostalgic picture of decades past, but only because of the subject matter being represented, sans any noticeable post-shot editing.
Bravo.
Band inside of a band inside of a band inside of a band…..
(Source: herreherregud)
rejected t-shirt drawing (by rand rand renfrow renfrow)
This is from the set of the weird cross-over sequel to “Say Anything” and “Transformers”.
(Source: gotthepower)
David Lynch’s hair compared to famous artwork
via Jimmy Chen
This is gold. Hahahaha
This will pretty much be how my hair looks in 5-10 years (damn you/god bless you early grey hair genes).
Kindness - “House”
This video is adorable. The whole song isn’t even played but just seeing Adam teach his new friend Ramon how to program a drum machine and talk about music is incredible. Adam, singer and the mastermind behind Kindness, also goes through an interesting thought on pop music in the beginning that will get you thinking…
Kindness will be playing Making Time this Friday. Come catch them for their first ever performance in Philadelphia. Maybe Ramon will be there too?
This video is beyond words genius! A little discourse on the culture/phenomenon of pop music, a little instruction, and a whole lot of (dare I say it) adorableness.
The Deerhunter guitarist shares his first love : photography
I got into photography about five years ago when I found my dad’s old Nikon camera in the attic of his house. I didn’t really know anything about it other than it seemed like fun, so I started taking pictures of pretty much everything and learning how it all worked. Even though I would barely get a few decent pictures out of a whole roll, I was immediately fascinated with it. I’ve always used film. It’s definitely harder to afford, but I feel like I learn a lot more using it than I would using a digital camera. It’s one of the greatest feelings to me : to prepare for a shoot, compose and then press the shutter. And I can hardly wait to see how they came out. It’s kind of grown from something I did for fun to something I love and try to learn as much as possible about. I still have a long way to go, but I’m having the best time getting there.
Layers upon layers and compliments upon compliments. I am so mesmerized each time I see a new video of Dustin Wong playing live. The patience and practicing that goes into remembering how to set the delays and when to loop and when to just play on top of what was already looped. Seriously genius!
Yours Truly Presents: Dustin Wong (by Yours Truly)
