DuchessofDirt
This is a tumblelog, kinda like a blog but with short-form, mixed-media posts with stuff I like. Scroll down a bit to start reading, or a bit more to read more about me.
George Benson’s Colour of Music series. The series looks at the color of the record sleeves grouping all records by color alone. The photos then create a rhythm of color, light, and shade through an unseen collection of music. Brilliant. View more, here.
(via loveyourchaos)
awwww. Actually makes me want to have a child to share the world with.
Kim Weston
Ah, yes. Light and shadow. The silver gelatin print above were taken with Kim’s father Cole’s camera, who was Edward Weston’s son. Edward Weston was wonderfully adept at developing shadow and light in simple subject matter, such as the pepper.
Alright, this totally sums up my childhood - library card, 45 books a week, einie meinie mini mo to stack them in order to be read, a book for the car, the bath, the bed, the dinner table. I’ve never lost my a(dic)(ffe)ction for the written word - in fact, now I have a college library as well of the local, which limits me to a 100 book check out. Yep. Booknerd.
(via infinitebutterflies)
About
is a 23 year-old photographer and chef.
I like the flavor of yeast, migration patterns, cartography, terroir, stories, anais nin, camping, hieroglyphs, bicycles, shells, kombucha,nils udo, tree trunks, pomegranates, kurt vonnegut, picnics, yerba mate, moss, masala chai, brie,lichen, pablo neruda, dried flowers, scrabble, seinfeld, herzog, chard, colorado, shadow, seeds, branches, ceramics, kurosawa, turquoise, rivers, clouds, stars, italy, rain, acadia, home brewing, diana cameras, peru, light, ansel adams, erik satie, seeds, blossfeldt, branches, ceramics, edward weston, ernest hemingway. hand cramp.
I like to observe cyclical time.
