©Alex Doomer
In western Georgia (the country, not the state), there is a stunning example of Art Nouveau architecture sinking into the rustic landscape. Continue reading
Georgia on My Mind:
Tag Archives: photography
Sisterhood of the Travelling Pouts
1975, New Canaan, CT, Photograph by NICHOLAS NIXON
‘Shrooms, Anyone?
Red Cup fungi ©Steve Axford (Presumably the inspiration for the iconic sixties orbit chair!)
“To dream of mushrooms denotes fleeting happiness, to dream you are gathering them, fickleness in a lover or consort.” -Richard Folkard in Plant Lore (1884)
Snuff Film
Maybe she’s napping. ©Nicola Kuperas
The Real Glitteratti
Logan Hardcore is even beautiful up close!
On September 6, all the professional sometimes-ladies put on their best finery and walked the runway at the Ice Palace at the Cherry Grove Hotel in Cherry Grove, Fire Island, New York, and once again, my camera and I were there! Continue reading
Perfectly Imperfect:
Would you look at that face? She looks like a miniature Bjork! ©Holly Spring
Adorable Face-Eating Monsters:
Image credit: Anton Belovodchenko
I have a friend who vehemently despises bears. Continue reading
Rabbit Season
Photo on left ©Robyn Twomey
Happy Tase-Day!
©Patrick Hall
Portrait photographer Patrick Hall has been called a sadist, a madman, and an irresponsible maniac. Continue reading
It’s Pronounced I-gor
. . . M-C-A, it’s fun to stay at the . . .
©Igor Siwanowicz
Special Bonus OBT: A Tribute to the Super Moon
Laurent Lavender
Forgotten New York (With Special Guest Star Typhoid Mary)
©Donna Kramer
We are lucky enough to live in Broad Channel Continue reading
Gorgeous Grief…
©Kirsty Mitchell
Fashion Isn’t Pretty
That seems unsanitary. ©Michal Pudelka
Delicious Decrepitude:
©Nicole Staniewski
Love Letters to Old Dogs
© 2013 Pauline Zonneveld Photography
It’s been a doggy kind of week. Continue reading
Honoring the Honorable Mentions
A tribute to the iPhone Photography Awards’ almost winners.
Wet Dog Art
©Sophie Gamand
One gleeful thing. Continue reading
Blondes Have More Fun
©Megan van der Elst
I have fallen in love with a fancy rodent.
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Fallen Women
Back in the 1930’s, William Lyon Phelps of Yale found the following sentence gleaming out of the pages of a freshman essay: “The girl tumbled down the stairs and lay prostitute at the bottom.” In the margin of the paper, Professor Phelps commented: “My dear sir, you must learn to distinguish between a fallen woman and one who has merely slipped.”
Sandro Giordoan
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