Minus Manhattan
3 weeks ago
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Quotidien by Cerise Doucede.

Quotidien by Cerise Doucede.

(Source: cerisedoucede.fr)

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Keith Smith. 

Keith Smith. 

(Source: featureshoot.com)

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Raymond Depardon.

Raymond Depardon.

3 weeks ago
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I Only Want You To Love Me Parts #1 and #4 by Miles Aldridge.

(Source: newyorker.com)

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I Shop Therefore I Am (II) by Barbara Kruger.

I Shop Therefore I Am (II) by Barbara Kruger.

3 weeks ago
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New York Arbor by Mitch Epstein. I used to walk by this particular tree every day when I lived in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn and always thought it was an oddity. 
Check out Epstein’s book here. 

New York Arbor by Mitch Epstein

I used to walk by this particular tree every day when I lived in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn and always thought it was an oddity. 

Check out Epstein’s book here

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I like interruptions, of any kind, especially from my own life, because we have such a tendency—something stronger than a tendency, actually–to do the same things all the time. Kierkegaard wrote about repetition as the greatest human good, because it was close to holiness. Yet to me it is so strange that I do the same thing over and over, that I take the same route to the grocery store or when I walk home—it’s intolerable. I want interruptions, I want things to be different all the time. »Jimmie Durham
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Somebody in Pittsburg Loves Me by me. 

Somebody in Pittsburg Loves Me by me. 

(Source: Flickr / minusmanhattan)

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Nancy by Alex Prager. From The Big Valley. 

Nancy by Alex Prager. From The Big Valley

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Untitled (Glass on Plane) by William Eggleston.

Untitled (Glass on Plane) by William Eggleston.

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Vertical Landscapes of Hong Kong by Romain Jacquet-Lagreze.

(Source: designboom.com)

4 weeks ago
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No seconds by Henry Hargreaves.

Recreated photographs of last meals. 

(Source: Vice Magazine)

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4 weeks ago
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The female fighters of the Free Syrian Army by Sebastiano Tomada Piccolomini. 

Pictured: 27 year old Benifet Ikhla, widow and 16 year old Ali, student.

See more over at Time.

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Flying Houses by Laurent Chehere.

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