Click here to go to my French blog

If anyone is interested or knows someone who may be interested I am starting a blog to keep up my French language skills. I will be posting frequently (3+ times per week) and anyone is welcome to come take a peek, and comment. I will be writing exclusively in French, but I will be posting some cool French music as well as other fun links. Even if you don’t speak French but want to hear some cool music, feel free to check it out! :)

29.03.12
A very intimate photo…

A very intimate photo…

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27.03.12
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septagonstudios: Dadu Shin -Last One Standing This reminds me of “The Lorax” by Dr. Seuss.

septagonstudios:

Dadu Shin -Last One Standing

This reminds me of “The Lorax” by Dr. Seuss.

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27.03.12
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I could seriously go for some of this right about now. It has been a while.

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27.03.12
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I love this. So beautiful and captivating.

I love this. So beautiful and captivating.

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27.03.12
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By a google search by image, I believe this is a work by Daniel Danger.  If I got to choose, I think I would be the pointy fish thing.

By a google search by image, I believe this is a work by Daniel Danger. 

If I got to choose, I think I would be the pointy fish thing.

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27.03.12
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darksilenceinsuburbia:

Barry Underwood.

Barry Underwood’s images are documentations of full-scale installations that are built on-site in the landscape. Using illusion, imagination, and narrative, his photographs explore the potential of the ordinary. Approaching his photographs with a theatrical sensibility, much like a cinematographer or set designer would. By reading the landscape and altering the vista through lights and photographic effects, he transform everyday scenes into unique images. Light and color alter the perception of space, while defamiliarizing common objects. Space collapses, while the lights that he installs appear as intrusions and interventions. This combination renders the forms in the landscape abstract. Inspired by cinema, land art, and contemporary painting, the resulting photographs are both surreal and familiar. They suggest a larger narrative, and yet that narrative remains elusive and mystifying. (by )

I love this idea. 

27.03.12
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bookspaperscissors:

Rob Gonsalves

This set of pictures really captured my imagination.

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27.03.12
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I just find this rendition haunting, and sorrowful in a really good way. 

13.03.12
This is so wonderful and cute. I love snails <3

This is so wonderful and cute. I love snails <3

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