The Nameless Hills and Dells

bbook:

The photographer’s classic book Subway is an extraordinarily visceral record of the city in the 1980s – and provides a revealing contrast to Walker Evans’s earlier underground images

thedailywhat:

Slow News Day of the Day: Tony Cenicola’s “pinup chicken” photo for a New York Times article on chicken skin snacks is pretty much a Pulitzer-in-waiting (or is that “poulizer”?).

Just how celebrated is Cenicola’s sexy chicken pic? The Times wrote an entire article about how it came to be.

[nyt / h/t: gabedelahaye.]

i just like that it’s called the jewish bacon.

nevver:

Cranberry Harvest

it’s ridiculous that I am from wisconsin and have not seen this.

(Source: lacedinweddings)

emmanuella123:

ok so i have developed a little obsession with green doors. well all things green..

(Source: canvas-covered)

minusmanhattan:

Picasso draws a centaur in the air.

One of the earliest examples of light painting in photography.

wnyc:

apsies:

Russian student Marat Dupri, 19, bought a camera 18 months ago and decided to start taking shots of beautiful views. He began climbing onto roofs to capture spectacular views from the air - before deciding to go to even greater heights. Together with his fearless friends and models, he has sneaked past guards at some of Moscow’s tallest structures - to produce stomach-churning images. Picture: Marat Dupri / CATERS NEWS (via Pictures of the day: 14 September 2011 - Telegraph)

What, no planking?

iamfawn:

autumn *explored* (by Felix Meyer)