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olosta:

group of women having a smoke, gelatin silver print, c. 1896.

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Double Exposures by Alison Scarpulla

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Due to high sulfur levels, inhabitants of the Izu Islands had to wear gas masks to survive. What results? Some of the scariest wedding photos ever.

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theartofanimation:

Samantha Mash

also reminds me of Stephen Halker’s cover art for A Sun Came:

nevver:

Grand Central, New Year’s Eve 1969

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passiveyouaggressiveme:

This is Flathead Lake in northwestern Montana, USA. The water is so transparent that it seems that this is a quite shallow lake. In fact, it is 370.7 feet deep (at max depth).

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i feel your pain

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the thing about clouds is they seem like they’d be amazing to touch and put in your mouth, like a big pillow you could swim through, but it would actually just be sorely disappointing hanging out in them. like cotton candy, or your skin when a fast stream of water makes it dimple. when you touch it it falls apart, but you keep trying because MAYBE IF YOU’RE FAST ENOUGH

bummer ;(

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