Always seeing something, never seeing nothing.

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blackpoemusic:

But in the crowding darkness not a word did they say.Through the pretty-coated birds had piped so lightly all the day.And he had seen the lovers in the little side streets.And she had heard the morning stories clogged with sweets.It was quite a time for loving. It was midnight. It was May.But in the crowding darkness not a word did they say.
The old marrieds by Gwendolyn Brooks

blackpoemusic:

But in the crowding darkness not a word did they say.
Through the pretty-coated birds had piped so lightly all the day.
And he had seen the lovers in the little side streets.
And she had heard the morning stories clogged with sweets.
It was quite a time for loving. It was midnight. It was May.
But in the crowding darkness not a word did they say.

The old marrieds by Gwendolyn Brooks

artcomesfirst:

joeylphotographer:

Portrait of Bodi Man, Bodi Me’en Tribe, Lower Omo Valley, EthiopiaThe Bodi believe in a sky God they call Tuma, who brings the rains and is the life force of all living creatures.© JOEY L

The Cradle of mankind

artcomesfirst:

joeylphotographer:

Portrait of Bodi Man, Bodi Me’en Tribe, Lower Omo Valley, Ethiopia

The Bodi believe in a sky God they call Tuma, who brings the rains and is the life force of all living creatures.

© JOEY L

The Cradle of mankind

letsbuildahome-fr:

Today in Hong Kong
A really spectacular image … those clouds looks rather portentous and the way the light is breaking through at the heart of the frame seems almost apocalyptic. It was taken over Victoria harbour in Hong Kong, in case you’re wondering.
Photograph: Philippe Lorez/AFP/Getty Images

letsbuildahome-fr:

Today in Hong Kong

A really spectacular image … those clouds looks rather portentous and the way the light is breaking through at the heart of the frame seems almost apocalyptic. It was taken over Victoria harbour in Hong Kong, in case you’re wondering.

Photograph: Philippe Lorez/AFP/Getty Images

letsbuildahome-fr:

Ols House

Architects: J. Mayer H. Architects

Location/Year: Stuttgart, Germany / 2013

Photograph: David Franck