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I do what I want. Art consumes my life. Besides talking about that.. I don't have much to say.
Feb 18 '12
Tipped Samoan Sand, here I come.

Tipped Samoan Sand, here I come.

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Feb 18 '12

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Feb 18 '12
stripes, meh. just give me the anchor and solids. 

stripes, meh. just give me the anchor and solids. 

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Feb 18 '12
lexi, look at this.

lexi, look at this.

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Dec 17 '11
LEX, look at this!

LEX, look at this!

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Dec 11 '11
that’s about right. 
wildaddiction:

this is actually my life… not even kidding

that’s about right. 

wildaddiction:

this is actually my life… not even kidding

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Dec 11 '11
The boys got game.

The boys got game.

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Dec 11 '11
My dream man. 
saatchionline:

Antares and Love #2 Collage by Joe Webb Lewes, UKPrint: $20.00

My dream man. 

saatchionline:

Antares and Love #2
Collage
by Joe Webb
Lewes, UK
Print: $20.00

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Dec 11 '11

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Dec 11 '11
“Eff Macaulay Culkin, I’m never going home alone.”  @talltales

“Eff Macaulay Culkin, I’m never going home alone.”  @talltales

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Dec 5 '11

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Dec 5 '11
art-history:

Louis-Jacques-Mandé Daguerre A Parisian Boulevard  1839 Daguerreotype Bayerisches Nationalmuseum, Munich, Germany

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art-history:

Louis-Jacques-Mandé Daguerre 
A Parisian Boulevard  1839 
Daguerreotype
Bayerisches Nationalmuseum, Munich, Germany

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Dec 5 '11
Pretty.
art-history:

Henry Fitz, Jr. Self-Portrait  1839 Daguerreotype National Museum of American History 

This daguerreotype of Henry Fitz Jr. with his eyes closed is one of the first known photographic self-portraits. Fitz, an early innovator in the new field of photography, opened a daguerreotype studio in Baltimore in 1840. Later, as an accomplished and well-respected optician in New York City, he became well known for creating high-quality lenses for early cameras and telescopes. Fitz’s dreamy look in this self-portrait was actually the result of the five-minute exposure time in bright light that early daguerreotype cameras required of sitters.
—Smithsonian Photography Initiative

Pretty.

art-history:

Henry Fitz, Jr. 
Self-Portrait  1839 
Daguerreotype
National Museum of American History 

This daguerreotype of Henry Fitz Jr. with his eyes closed is one of the first known photographic self-portraits. Fitz, an early innovator in the new field of photography, opened a daguerreotype studio in Baltimore in 1840. Later, as an accomplished and well-respected optician in New York City, he became well known for creating high-quality lenses for early cameras and telescopes. Fitz’s dreamy look in this self-portrait was actually the result of the five-minute exposure time in bright light that early daguerreotype cameras required of sitters.

Smithsonian Photography Initiative

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Dec 5 '11
Lame but true.

Lame but true.

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