lomographicsociety:

Lomography in Colors - Sycamore

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coolwatergreensky:

John Lenon

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I am so sick of how stuck up and cool you think you are. If you really are that great, then you don’t need me.

palides:

thank you (by sasha helvete)

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randallpink:

Don’t we all. #wavves #davegrohl (Taken with instagram)

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lomographicsociety:

LomoGuru of the Week: Emilios

He shoots with film not only for the sake of being called a Lomographer, he does it for no one in particular but for himself. It is for this one simple reason that keeps him motivated and he’s very kind to show us a glimpse of what it’s like to be inside of a LomoGuru’s passionate soul!

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I have had a very shitty day today. I realized that I kinda wanna go to prom and also realized I don’t know many guys. It kills me when you bring it up over and over and make sure I know how sad of a being I am. What a great friend you are, announcing, “You are such a looser, you can’t find a single boy who would take you to prom.” congrats. You’ve made me feel like shit.

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lomographicsociety:

The Analogue Reader: Famous Opening Lines of Classic Novels

If there’s anything that makes or breaks a reader’s interest in a book, it’s definitely the opening line. Whether a simple word, phrase, sentence, or full paragraph, the opening is every writer’s chance to catch the reader’s attention. Fellow bibliophiles, why don’t we take a look at some of the first lines of some popular classic literature?