inspiring photos. that’s all this post is about..
currently working on a fun project though.. to quote audrey:
“are you bored with life? then throw yourself into some work you believe in with all your heart, live for it, die for it, and you will find happiness that you had thought could never be yours.”
i really wish i knew where i found these, they’ve been lying in my folders for ages.. love the raw city-feeling in them, they feel like snapshots – the unpretentious, tourist-like ones you took while crossing the street or looking up at the sky and they just happened to turn out lovely. lucky snapshots.
nothing makes me long for spring like these photos by abbytryagain.. right now however, i’m to tired to be thinking an hour ahead.. i can however think this: wallpaper, wallpaper, wallpaper. for your computer, that is.
arranging objects, making them form different words and then photographing the result. it’s a simple idea – and i love it! by we make words.
feathers, eggs and swans.. nobody tells a story like tim walker. this editorial is from the march issue of vogue uk. the last picture however is by ryan mcginley. i thought of it while putting together the first three and.. isn’t it a little scary how well some pictures go together? in this case – was it a coincidence or was walker in fact a little inspired by mcginley? what do you think?
lovely images by equally lovely swedes amanda and olivia at moderniteter.
captured moments..
if you know the photographers names, please tell. i’ve got a vague feeling that the third one is by camilla åkrans?
my most recent hangup in interior design is shelving systems instead of bookcases. it’s like a elongation of the wall and it dosen’t pack your things into square boxes. instead it works like a 3d gallery, displaying your stuff like it’s part of the decor in the room. second photo by the selby.