1. photojojo: Seeing all the tiny bits it takes to make your camera is fascinating! …and a little frightening. Todd McLellan - Disassembled Pentax Camera via wiggitywes

    photojojo:

    Seeing all the tiny bits it takes to make your camera is fascinating!

    …and a little frightening.

    Todd McLellan - Disassembled Pentax Camera

    via wiggitywes

  2. (Source: i-want-to-travel)

  3. Dizzying Vibe, from the Korean apartment series by Bennett Ho. (via @cms_)

    Dizzying Vibe, from the Korean apartment series by Bennett Ho. (via @cms_)

  4. likeneelyohara: (by Nick Burns)

    likeneelyohara:

    (by Nick Burns)

  5. Where the waterfalls are frozen still (via @iratherwalk, @retsoor)

    Where the waterfalls are frozen still

    (via @iratherwalk, @retsoor)

  6. oceanofmind: Hengki Koentjoro

    oceanofmind:

    Hengki Koentjoro

  7. oceanofmind: Hengki Koentjoro

    oceanofmind:

    Hengki Koentjoro

  8. T-MICHAEL shoes (picture by Bent René Synnevåg)

    T-MICHAEL shoes (picture by Bent René Synnevåg)

  9. feverknife: (via 2headedsnake)

    feverknife:

    (via 2headedsnake)

  10. totes: america: Gibson Beach, NY Sunset 8:12pm Plate 1 © Eric Cahan & redeyeretouching

    totes:

    america:

    Gibson Beach, NY Sunset 8:12pm Plate 1

    © Eric Cahan

    & redeyeretouching

  11. Waiting for the End of the World - GOOD (via @f0xglove)

    Waiting for the End of the World - GOOD (via @f0xglove)

  12. (via kathrynhollis)

    (via kathrynhollis)

  13. oceanofmind: (via bittersweetnightshade)

    oceanofmind:

    (via bittersweetnightshade)

  14. Young Me Now Me (via @inakiescudero)

    Young Me Now Me (via @inakiescudero)

  15. Sun’s path June to December (via @dscheibel) Last June I placed some photographic film into a tin cannister with a small hole punched into its side. The tin cannister was then attached to a clothes pole in my backgarden and left.

    Sun’s path June to December (via @dscheibel)

    Last June I placed some photographic film into a tin cannister with a small hole punched into its side. The tin cannister was then attached to a clothes pole in my backgarden and left.