it's just me (that is, m.e.) | a.k.a. elke
but this ain't just original stuff from me; far from it. i also enjoy exploring pop culture, the power or failing of journalism, grammar, travel, graphic design, and a wee bit of men's fashion.
don't worry; i'll share it all with you. won't you be part of my -ism?
(warning: it's gonna get gay up in here sometimes, so if that offends you, please, don't follow. there's even going to be some artistic nudity, so...)
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There’s a word for that, The Emotionary
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TUTORIAL MASTERPOST
Whovians make some of the best...
~ reflecting Paris ~ reflets de Paris ~ by Janey Kay on Flickr.
Ah, Paris…
The first stretch of street that I became accustomed with in London.
A vintage 1940s Kodachrome of Shaftesbury Avenue, London, which runs from Piccadilly Circus to New Oxford Street and crosses Charing Cross Road (image wikipedia.org)
Shame? Fear? Overwhelmed?
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Reflecting.
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London, as seen from an aeroplane. (buzzfeed.com)
2011: A Year in Pictures
Dan Kitwood—Getty Images
LightBox has compiled this yearbook for 2011, literally picking a photo for each day of this astonishing year. It is a remarkable memorial to its high and low points, to agony and to exhilaration. But let the pictures speak for themselves. See more here.
Picture of the Day. Claire Felicie’s series of portraits of Marines before, during and after their tours of duty in Afghanistan are touching and powerful. Above are Jasper, Age 21 and Luke, Age 25. Visit her website to see more of her photography of Marines in Afghanistan, especially her series of portraits of them holding their lucky charms. Also check out the Lens Culture post on this series.
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Jake Shears
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Fantastically creative.
Over the past 40 years, Arno Rafael Minkkinen has photographed himself in a variety of scenarios: sometimes curled up on a sandy beach, other times dangling off the edge of a cliff, always naked as the day he was born. See more here.
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