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Iain S. Thomas, I Wrote This for You (via amortizing)

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Cosmos. Fleur phantasmagoria. Photo by Amber Maitrejean

Underground (2004) by Gábor Arion Kudász

Sólo con tu pareja (1991), Alfonso Cuarón

In my experience it happens like this. Change comes to you, arriving one grain at a time. You watch it carefully in the beginning, you swear you can recognise every individual grain. Nothing is happening so you forget about it for a few months. When you finally come across it again all you can see is a pile. In my experience, once you make the call for change, it will come to you in its own time. And if you don’t, it will come to you in its own time. But what you want is some affirmation, so you carefully watch and wait for the day that you can call it a pile. In my experience, as long as you are looking it will never happen. 

David Alan Harvey. Mexico. Lake Patzcuaro. Tarascan Indians fishing for daily living with gossamer nets.

Gregory Crewdson

Jorge Luis Borges. (via vulturehooligan)