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Let’s get skinny, bitchez | via Tumblr na We Heart It http://weheartit.com/entry/55917348/via/saramequ
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Robin’s Island No7. A more pleasant July - not as hot as the July in Hamburg these days. :-)
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Robin’s Island No11. There are some months lefts in my little series, now it’s time for some autumn picture. But yesterday was a breezy day, I got the right mood for this. ^^
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Robins Island No8 - bathing. I wanted to paint an island für June but while doing it I liked the setting more for August.
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Robins Island No4 - cherry blossoms in April. I’m lucky to have some cherry trees in my neighbourhood.
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Robins Island No5 - this is the best place in the month of May. A little afternoon nap outside.
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Jens Risom’s 1967 prefab masterpiece on Block Island off the coast of Rhode Island is a gold standard for how a home should feel.
From@dwellmagazine:
“At the time, prefab suffered from a public-perception problem—the post–World War II housing boom and the subsequent need for quickly produced, kit-assembly structures had given the landscape of “ready-mades” a “dreary sameness” and a “cheapjack reputation.” Risom’s structure, with its use of weathered wood, soaring cathedral ceiling, and expansive openness tied to its bucolic location, set a new standard for what prefab could look like.”
Photos by Floto + Warner (@cassieflotowarner)
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Manhattan in 1927 / photograph of a vintage photograph
Originally Posted: http://www.flickr.com/photos/mamluke/359515591/
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