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Ray Bradbury, The Art of Fiction No. 203 (via theparisreview)

Ray Bradbury, The Art of Fiction No. 203 (via theparisreview)

Just reblog this, or promote me in a way that fits your own aesthetic. I’m picking 3 people from Tumblr at random on Monday, Oct. 26.

Saint Maize, jamiatt (via katherinemarie)

Sadie Stein discusses how difficult it can be to shut your mind off.

I think the instant film community needs a burst of positive energy. Let’s make this Polaroid Week the most positive ever! 

- impossible project giallo duochrome black yellow test film

Don’t forget to post a picture of your favorite film camera or the film camera you wish you had with the tags #totesfilmferrania and #filmferrania to win one of these awesome totes!!

Want to win one of these awesome @filmferrania totes? Of course you do! Post a picture of your favorite film camera (or dream film camera if you don’t have one yet) with the tags #filmferrania AND #totesfilmferrania ! A winner will be picked at random on Monday! Can’t wait to see what y’all post! #filmisalive

There’s still room in my Postcard 2015 265 project. Consider it a gift to your future self.

Above: Little Edie Beale in Grey Gardens, the home she shared with her mother, in 1972. Photograph by Tom Wargacki/WireImage.

the 12.12 project — November 2014

Freaking amazing portraits by Sacha Goldberger

Having neither the time nor the desire to really engage in an argument ABOUT JAMES FRANCO, Kate simply unfriended the other writer and went on with her day. The guy took it VERY personally and wrote a mean piece about Kate on a literary blog, in which he said that he had “a right” to have this conversation with her. Why he felt entitled to such a thing from another human being, I don’t fully comprehend, but I think it has something to do with how easy it’s been for all of us, all our lives, to say anything we want, to anyone, anytime, and our comments (and their reponses) will be on full display for all to see, presumably forever and ever. But there’s a difference between insightful debate and rude, invasive questioning. The latter is a good enough reason to cut people off. People can complain about you on the internet as much as they please, but you don’t have to listen to them. Just because you exist in a public space doesn’t mean everyone gets whatever little piece of you they want. Block away, it’s OK!

We premiered out first issue of PRYME Magazine last week on 09/16/14 and began shipping out our pre-orders. We have had an amazing amount of support from the polaroid community and we couldn’t be happier. In total, our first issue has 16 artists from around the world with 100+ polaroids over 92...