Washington, D.C. “Skating night, 1919.” National Photo Co. View full size.
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Washington, D.C. “Skating night, 1919.” National Photo Co. View full size.
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Gourmet Burger Kitchen may have better burgers than NY’s Burger Joint. Pictured about, Madeline’s lentil burger in front of my bacon and avocado burger. So satisfying! Click through to see pictures of us posing with our massive burgers.
!! Elizabeth, telling me that you’ve found a burger better than Burger Joint is like summoning me to take a pilgrimage. My mind can hardly fathom such a delicious burger.
Anyone in New York that hasn’t had a Burger Joint cheeseburger needs to get on it.
Vivian Maier was “a street photographer from the 1950s - 1970s. Vivian’s work was discovered at an auction here in Chicago where she lived for 50 years but was originally a native to France. Her discovered work includes between 30-40,000 mostly medium format negatives. Born February 1, 1926 and deceased on Tuesday, April 21, 2009.”
Pretty excellent work, with an Arbus-y quality to it, even if you discount the fact that the photographer was an unusual woman shooting in medium format.
The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog, literally. (via dingeundsachen, nerdcore, annytime & zehnuhr)
Oh, Internet.
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Letter Writers Alliance: Salute to the Pony Express
You guys, this is ridiculous. AND AWESOME. Click to read more ridiculous and awesome things about how this mail will be carried on ponies through the country at all hours of night.
On a short list of why America is bad ass, the Pony Express is somewhere near the top.
Behind the scenes with Michael David Adams for SOMA Magazine (via michaeldavidadams)
Hey ASFA kids, do you remember Shannon in dance? She’s still modeling and getting work like iPod ads, etc. She keeps a blog, which is fun to follow.
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Autumn in Paris, indeed. Le sigh.
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Little dog on a bicycle, have I blogged you before?
I grew up in Birmingham, Alabama. I recently lived and studied in Paris, France. This summer I lived in Brooklyn and worked at the Center for Book Arts. Now I'm back in Tuscaloosa, studying at the University of Alabama.
You can email me at my gmail address, glynnish. I don't bite.
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