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Amistad es un capítulo en la vida que hace un hueco en la memoria.

Amistad es un capítulo en la vida que hace un hueco en la memoria.

westborofaptist:

squidwurd:

i wear your grandads clothes
i look in credible

you just know the girl beside him is internally laughing 


I look incredible.

westborofaptist:

squidwurd:

i wear your grandads clothes

i look in credible

you just know the girl beside him is internally laughing 

I look incredible.

genarolozano:

Ven cómo es #mejorenbici #perfilesDF #brompton

genarolozano:

Ven cómo es #mejorenbici #perfilesDF #brompton

It’s a trap.

It’s a trap.

I do.

I do.

reportagebygettyimages:

The News Photographers Association of Canada interviewed Ian Willms, a Reportage Emerging Talent, about his project “As Long as the Sun Shines,” which won a judge’s special recognition in this year’s POYi.

I came into this story thinking I’d do a photo essay on rising cancer rates in towns near the Oil Sands. But it has since become much more than that. I now see this work as being about a vanishing culture and that’s tied to a vanishing environment. This situation is a continuation of a long and painful history of abuses of the First Nations within Canada.

Read more on the NPAC Web site.
Caption: Aurora borealis is seen over Fort Chipewyan’s main cemetery, September 3rd, 2011. In recent years, the cemetery has been filled beyond capacity and will soon need to be expanded.

reportagebygettyimages:

The News Photographers Association of Canada interviewed Ian Willms, a Reportage Emerging Talent, about his project “As Long as the Sun Shines,” which won a judge’s special recognition in this year’s POYi.

I came into this story thinking I’d do a photo essay on rising cancer rates in towns near the Oil Sands. But it has since become much more than that. I now see this work as being about a vanishing culture and that’s tied to a vanishing environment. This situation is a continuation of a long and painful history of abuses of the First Nations within Canada.

Read more on the NPAC Web site.

Caption: Aurora borealis is seen over Fort Chipewyan’s main cemetery, September 3rd, 2011. In recent years, the cemetery has been filled beyond capacity and will soon need to be expanded.

If you ask

If you ask

lostsplendor:

Paris, July 1952 by Robert Capa (via Magnum Photos Blog)

Only the best Robert Capa

lostsplendor:

Paris, July 1952 by Robert Capa (via Magnum Photos Blog)

Only the best Robert Capa