Ad Infinitum ∆
Nefeli. ~
"Art is not what you see, but what you make others see."
-Edgar Degas

myself
Ad Infinitum ∆
streetsick:

All by George Valdez
Love Is The Answer

Amanda Murphy and some dude by Mikael Jansson for Interview May 2013 
"Everything I’ve never done, I want to do with you."
W.C (via hrsvt)

Andrea Margaret | photo by Darren Ankenman
beadsbylola:

Kate,

April 1992
Photo By Rex Features

Princess Yvonne and Prince Alexander, 1955 by Marianne Sayn-Wittgenstein-Sayn.
labellefabuleuse:

Kate Moss for Dazed & Confused, May 2007
"I loved you at your darkest."
Romans 5:8 (via xplsns)
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pikeys:

Hero, 2011 by Miguel Endara x Tumblr
this portrait was created by “stippling” ink on paper. this portrait is formed of 3.2 million dots of ink.. WATCH how the artist created this intricately beautiful piece.
pikeys:

Hero, 2011 by Miguel Endara x Tumblr
this portrait was created by “stippling” ink on paper. this portrait is formed of 3.2 million dots of ink.. WATCH how the artist created this intricately beautiful piece.
pikeys:

Hero, 2011 by Miguel Endara x Tumblr
this portrait was created by “stippling” ink on paper. this portrait is formed of 3.2 million dots of ink.. WATCH how the artist created this intricately beautiful piece.
pikeys:

The Veiling, 1995 by Bill Viola

Images of a man and a woman moving through a series of nocturnal landscapes are projected into parallel layers of loosely suspended translucent cloth. They each appear on separate opposing video channels, and are seen gradually moving from dark areas of shadow into areas of bright light. The cloth material diffuses the light and the figures dissipate in intensity and focus as they penetrate further into the scrim layers, eventually intersecting each other on the central veil.
indypendent-thinking:

Female taxi driver, Paris, France (1954)
p-assions:

love love love

Juliette Greco Paris 1948, photo: Karl Bissinger
nuclearharvest:

A restrained patient with the Rabies virus

A fever would spike high during this final phase of the disease. The mouth salivates profusely. Eyes tear up as goose bumps break out on the skin. Cries of agony, as expressed through a spasming throat, can produce the impression of an almost animal bark. In the throes of their convulsions, patients have even been known to bite along with the hallucinations.