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- and to think I saw it on mulberry street
- the right tool for the job
- send a letter to arne. speak out for soul.
- where it's at.
- offering.
- maybe it is better to be silent
- footsteps
- the hollow men
- here's my proposal
- toward an understanding
- reading david whyte
- poverty is a pollutant
- the visual perception of slants
- (seeing red)
- einstein's brain
- in real life
- the banality of evil
- Video: オオカミはブタを食べようと思った。stop motion with wolf & pi...
- temps perdu
- jumpology
- rocketman
- in the vernacular
- the sound of silence
- subtext
- AM/PM
- Video: Salvador Dali on What's My Line
- speaking of more human
- I share therefore I am.
- please pass the crisps
- Waiting for the noodles to come.
- twinning
- this is a perfect photograph
- locavore
- chiabama
- a great pity
- home of the jelly omelet
- the sphinx speaks
- sated.
- awkward moment
- showtunes for a queen
- the day the music died
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- cursive buildings
- day to day
- don norman's jnd.org
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- i, rodius
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- lee bey aka chicagoeye
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- living in estonia
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1 comment:
What a beautiful pair. (Or maybe I shouldn't phrase it quite like that; I'm suddenly and awkwardly reminded of one of your tweets this week.)
Great light and contrasts. And such lovely stillness. Thank you for sharing.
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