Hans. I like things. This is where I (re)blog about them. College is a thing I'm doing right now. I suffer from anglophilia. Socal native. Synesthete. That's pretty much it.
Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
Day bow-bow. Chick—chicka chicka!
this is 100% one of the best episodes of the entire series
(Source: eyewtkas)
(Source: lonelycoast)
Miss Van Nuys
A rainy day in Los Angeles, 1952.
A Los Angeles Examiner photographer captured this scene in Sherman Oaks, at the intersection of Ventura Blvd. and Woodman Ave. Part of the Los Angeles Examiner Collection in the USC Digital Library.
Air Travel - Los Angeles Sunrise by fksr on Flickr.
Two hours north of San Francisco on Highway 101, you enter Willits, “Gateway to the Redwoods”.
It’s almost as if you cross an imaginary line and suddenly you have traded in the City by the Bay for a magical land of lumber and big trees. The highway changes from a multi-lane expressway into a two-lane road for most of the rest of the ride north through Garberville and onto Eureka.
Own a piece of this post - framed, on canvas or as a set of blank cards. Check out my instacanv.as gallery.
Apparently I visited the plantation they filmed Django at without even knowing
Oak Alley Plantation by wbirt1 on Flickr.
Oak Alley Plantation
Magnificent 300 year old live oaks form an 800 foot long canopy over the walkway from the Mississippi River to the historic plantation named for them. They were planted 100 years before the present plantation house was built in 1837. The plantation is located in Vacherie, Louisiana, and is a National Historic Landmark. It was one of the stops on our Mississippi River cruise from Memphis to New Orleans on an old sternwheeler. It survived Katrina with a lot of broken limbs and downed branches, but no major damage.
Scenes from the South is a show at NY’s Howard Greenberg Gallery, featuring seventy-five years of photographs / thirty images taken by prominent photographers below the Mason-Dixon line from 1936 to 2012, and will be on view until June 1st.
above: Caroline Allison, TVA Kingston Fossil Plant, Kingston, TN, 2011 / Walker Evans, Houses and Billboards in Atlanta, Georgia, 1936.
Took a drive down a little farther south today, decided to bring my camera along with me
(Source: cinyma)
