nickgerber:

A photo essay of the UIC Halsted Blue Line Stop

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jameschororos:

Travel views 

farewell-kingdom:

Koji Iyama

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Something I was working on last week. Part of a series. 

Im back!

I need to get a few personal issues sorted. So I may not be on for a while. Sorry guys. You can unfollow me if you want.

republicx:

Mysterious Polaroids of Bastian Kalous 

Photographer Bastian Kalous from Germany is experimenting with old oil photographs. His type is mysterious landscapes and blurred portraits. 

reginasworld:

Redesigning old Military Airlanes

In Spring 2010, the idea of The Boneyard Project was first devised by Eric Firestone and organized by curator Carlo McCormick. What the project entailed was the revival of “nose art” which was popularized during the World War II era. It involves reinterpreting the body of an aircraft – a sort of airplane graffiti. Firestone’s concept has since evolved into a larger goal in which various international contemporary artists are set to redesign the entirety of old, out-of-use military planes.

The term “bone yard” refers to the remote, desolate parking stations for these behemoth, inactive vessels in the dessert. The first installment of this expanding series, called The Boneyard Project: Nose Job, was comprised of works from over a dozen artists. This current “part 2″ of the project is titled The Boneyard Project: Return Trip and features more than 30 artists. #www.pimaair.org

leslieseuffert:

troch - Lomography

youmightfindyourself:

“Plugged in, neurotically Wi-Fied and 3Ged as we are, we yearn to re-establish contact with the actual, the primal, the old … We languish for the non-mechanical and the pre- or post-industrial. We are pilgrims seeking the past, the genuine, the individual.”

Wilder Mann: The Image of the Savage