flowers in my teeth

Old Friends//Pinegrove (x)

Thousands of animal species are at risk of disappearing off the face of the planet, and one National Geographic photographer has dedicated his life to help stop the extinction crisis. During the past decade, Joel Sartore has photographed more than 5,600 animals and says he “won’t stop until he dies or his knees give out.” His goal “isn’t just to have a giant obituary of what we’ve squandered. The goal is to see these animals as they actually looked in life.”

William Steiger

Cooler than you

THRICE - Blood On The Sand  From ‘To Be Everywhere Is To Be Nowhere’, out May 27th, 2016 Their first new song in 4 years.

I hope the next time you see me, you’d still like to kiss me.

The Old California Inn, Lake Elsinore

Here, street style star Pernille Teisbaek shares her 3 fashion-forward dressing rules.

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NASA Releases Series of Beautiful Space Travel Posters to Show a Vision of Our Possible Future

The leaves laughed, the bed burned I know I want you, but I’m waiting my turn

(from my latest work for American Girl Magazine) 

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