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Mmmmm summer cums
I and the Village, Lunaria, Flower Bouquet, The Painter: To the Moon, Lovers over Saint-Paul
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(PART-1 of 3)
Melissa Midwest Strips her Holiday Lingerie Nude by the Fireplace while hanging Christmas Lights!! Happy Holidays to all of my Followers!!
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(PART-2 of 5)
Naja Irie (Redhead) & Audrey Nicole (Brunette)Strip Nude for some Girl on Girl Action!!
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(PART-1 of 5)
Naja Irie (Redhead) & Audrey Nicole (Brunette)Strip Nude for some Girl on Girl Action!!
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All four Lycra shorts
Water tight
Famous Photographers Pose Behind Their Iconic Images
Steve McCurry – Girl In Afghanistan
Jeff Widener – Beijing 1989
Marry Ellen Mark – Ringmaster With Elephant
Lori Grinker – Mike Tyson
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Tired Of Staged Breastfeeding Photos, I Started Shooting It In All Its Beautiful Messiness
‘I was tired of seeing unrealistic photographs of women breastfeeding, so I took a photo of myself breastfeeding my baby, posted it on Facebook, and asked if other women would like to be photographed in the same way. I was inundated with responses, and so the project began!
In the media, I feel there is a distinct lack of authenticity in images of women breastfeeding. Most photos are highly stylized, airbrushed and unrealistic; many are sheer fantasy. Whether it is the angelic mother in her clinical white perfection or some model on the front of a fashion magazine. I’m tired of images that fail to show the realities of breastfeeding for most women.
This project is about portraying breastfeeding in all its beautiful messiness. This is about tired eyes and no makeup. This is about milk leaks and ratty hair. This is about giving in to all the demands of your 2-year-old while you try to feed your newborn. This is about dishes piled up in the kitchen and dirty laundry building in the corner. This is about puke on your shoulder and toys on the floor. This is about let down milk sprays in cafes and engorged breasts at the park.This is about empowering women.
This is about the amazing thing that only we, the women humans of this earth, can do; sustain another humans life with our own.’
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Luis // photographer
Whereabouts
The moment that you receive your bulletin containing the test scores and you see that you did not get the grade point average.
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Moodboard: Art Appreciation - May.
❝I live on the edge of a sleepy soul, a moist rose, and an infinite lilac sky beneath my chin.❞
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Moodboard: A Libra Winter Book List.
- Little Women by Louisa May Alcott.
- Gingerbread by Helen Oyeyemi.
- Morning in the Burned House by Margaret Atwood.
- Snow, Glass, Apples by Neil Gaiman.
- A Christmas Memory by Truman Capote.
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Moodboard: Astrology - Leo Sun, Scorpio Moon & Libra Rising.
Requested by: Anonymous.
❝The smell of her perfume–unmistakable, white blossoms with a powdery strangeness at the heart–was like a blown curtain over an open window.❞
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Moodboard: Art Appreciation - Aquarius.
❝There is something dawn-flavoured about her. Something kissed by the wild and loved by lightning.❞
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Moodboard: Aesthetic - Art Appreciation (Winter).
❝I adore fairy stories. And I still have the wistful spirit of a child that listens wide-eyed to the marvelous tales told over and over during long winter evenings.❞
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First-time feature director Nia DaCosta will see the official release of her film Little Woods tomorrow, April 19. Little Woods is a blend of familial drama, neo-western, and crime thriller with a focus on the perspective of women navigating highly politicized conflicts like the opioid crisis and restricted access to reproductive health care. The film stars Tessa Thompson and Lily James as estranged sisters struggling under the strains of poverty in a North Dakota oil boomtown. Thompson has been involved with the film since the 2015 Sundance Institute Directors Lab, where she volunteered her time to be a resource actress for the project. DaCosta is currently directing the ‘spiritual sequel’ to the 1992 horror classic Candyman.
1, 2, 4, 6, 7: © 2015 Sundance Institute | Photo by Brandon Cruz ; 3: © Sundance Institute | Photo by Fred Hayes ; 5: © 2017 Sundance Institute | Photo by Kate Webber
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