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  • danismm:
“BMW Headquarters, Munich, Germany 1972. Arch. Karl Schwanzer.
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    danismm:

    BMW Headquarters, Munich, Germany 1972. Arch. Karl Schwanzer.

    • 3 years ago
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  • hevenliii:

    image

    (via studdedrose)

    • 3 years ago
    • 2977 notes
  • punlovsin:
“seine
.
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Henri Cartier-Bresson

    punlovsin:

    seine

    .

    Henri Cartier-Bresson

    • 4 years ago
    • 43 notes
  • the-eternal-moonshine:
“ Keep looking up
(all my gifs are here)
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    the-eternal-moonshine:

    Keep looking up

    (all my gifs are here)

    (via livelovewanderdream)

    • 4 years ago
    • 969 notes
  • avidlondoner:

    image

    (via equilibriumindigo)

    Source: avidlondoner
    • 5 years ago
    • 520 notes
  • itscolossal:

    Meow Wolf Explains Their Origin Story In A Feature-Length Documentary

    (via itscolossal)

    • 5 years ago
    • 574 notes
  • talesfromweirdland:

    Death Star concept art by Ralph McQuarrie. As you can see, the Millennium Falcon originally looked like what would later become Leia’s Tantive IV.

    The last image was pretty literally translated to the screen.

    (via visualreverence)

    • 5 years ago
    • 554 notes
  • awwww-cute:
“ White elephants enjoying a bath
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    awwww-cute:

    White elephants enjoying a bath

    (via visualreverence)

    • 7 years ago
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  • archatlas:

    Subway Reading Scott Rogowsky

    Comedian Scott Rogowsky is a real bookworm, particularly for books no one would dare be seen reading in public.

    To the surprise of fellow New York City subway passengers, Rogowsky breezed through a litany of fake books on his commute, including the titles shown above and a couple of other NSFW titles that you can see in the video.

    As you would expect, his fellow passengers cannot believe these books exist, let alone that someone would read them on the train.

    Images and text via + via

    (via archatlas)

    • 7 years ago
    • 6411 notes
  • imagediver:
“Click on the image to see the detail in a zoomable context.
Detail from Pastoral Landscape, Claude Lorrain, 1628-1630
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    imagediver:

    Click on the image to see the detail in a zoomable context.

    Detail from Pastoral Landscape, Claude Lorrain, 1628-1630

    • 7 years ago
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