![My life
Joel Robison’s Whimsical Photographic Abstractions of the Joy of Reading
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My life
Joel Robison’s Whimsical Photographic Abstractions of the Joy of Reading
[via Brain Pickings]
Pretty much.
used bookstore
Photographer Stephen Wilkes‘ Day to Night series manages to make working in the Flatiron Building feel even cooler.
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[Location: Bleeker and Bowery]](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m4qvui60zB1qjsf5ho1_500.jpg)
Things New Yorkers Like: Fashion Shows
[Location: Bleeker and Bowery]
![TYPEWRITER EROTICA C. 1920S
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TYPEWRITER EROTICA C. 1920S
[via Retronaut]
Wow.
10 Beautiful Places In The World That Actually Exist
Giant trees surround this old train tunnel located in Kleven, Ukraine. The magical-looking place is nicknamed “The Tunnel Of Love” by locals because it is a popular spot for couples to visit.
Designer Deconstructs Houses To Give You The Illusion of Fragmentation
America-based designer Michael Jantzen has deconstructs houses and rotates them out of position to create an illusion of fragmentation.
More photos at DesignTaxi [via Michael Jantzen, Images via designboom]
London in Puddles
Armed with a lomo camera, Londoner Gavin Hammond goes around his beloved city taking impressive black-and-white pictures of the local sights reflected off water puddles.
His collection of ‘puddle shots’ includes iconic London monuments, such as the Tate Modern, Westminster Abbey, and the London Eye—offering a different perspective to these historic buildings and an illuminated view of London.
Williamsburg, Brooklyn / 2012
15 Spectacular Libraries in Europe
The Library of El Escorial, Spain
This library is located in Royal Seat of San Lorenzo de El Escorial, the historical residence of the king of Spain. Phillip II was responsible for adding the library and most of the books originally held within. The vaulted ceilings were painted with gorgeous frescoes, each representing one of the seven liberal arts: rhetoric, dialectic, music, grammar, arithmetic, geometry and astronomy. These days, the library is a World Heritage Site, and it holds more than 40,000 volumes.
Architectural photographer Victor Enrich makes these impossible buildings using a combination of photography, digital retouching and 3D graphics. [Gizmodo]
“Through space the universe encompasses and swallows me up like an atom; through thought I comprehend the world.” —Blaise Pascal
“Isn’t life a series of images that change as they repeat themselves?” —Andy Warhol
