If you want peace, prepare war.
georgy-konstantinovich-zhukov:
”’Gobs’ and Guns. A scene aboard the U.S.S. Texas, just back from foreign waters, showing the ‘gobs’ enjoying a little fun on the big guns.”
National Archives
If you want peace, prepare war.
georgy-konstantinovich-zhukov:
”’Gobs’ and Guns. A scene aboard the U.S.S. Texas, just back from foreign waters, showing the ‘gobs’ enjoying a little fun on the big guns.”
National Archives
We may just be hardwired to like pretty things, whether it’s people or landscapes.
— Nancy Etcoff [Assistant clinical professor at Harvard Medical School]
Cameron Russel is a former Victoria’s Secret model.
Do not be afraid to be weak. Do not be ashamed to be tired. You look good when you’re tired. You look like you could go on forever. Now come into my arms. You are the image of my beauty .
Marilyn Monroe was photographed over three daily sessions, just six weeks before she died | Photograph by Bert Stern [Last Sitting book].
Dos fuerzas se funden para mejorarse a sí mismas. Fundamento de desarrollo humano 1+1=3 ⇔ Sinergia.
Photograph by Paola Kudacki for i-D Spring 2013.
First you have to know. Not fear.
The soft glow in this image is NGC 2768, an elliptical galaxy located in the northern constellation of Ursa Major (The Great Bear) | This image was taken by the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope.
[Inspirational track here]
The rose was created when the gods were still on earth. The Greeks called the rose “the king of flowers” until the poet Sappho, in her Ode to the Rose, dubbed it the “queen of flowers” forevermore. According to the Greeks, the rose first appeared with the birth of Aphrodite, the goddess of love and beauty. When Aphrodite first emerged from the sea, the earth produced the rose to show that it could match the gods in the creation of perfect beauty.
Photograph by Petrovsky & Ramone for Vogue Netherlands.
[Saint George’s Day in Catalonia]
If you need to crash and crawl, do it to get higher.
Into the Ether, For Usher Maripossa’s 2013 campaign | Photograph by Lissy Elle.
Se estendo o braço, chego exactamente aonde o meu braço chega ―
Nem um centímetro mais longe.
Toco só onde toco, não aonde penso.
Só me posso sentar aonde estou.
E isto faz rir como todas as verdades absolutamente verdadeiras,
Mas o que faz rir a valer é que nós pensamos sempre noutra coisa,
E vivemos vadios da nossa realidade.
E estamos sempre fora dela porque estamos aqui.********************************************
Si extiendo el brazo, llego exactamente hasta donde mi brazo llega ―
ni un centímetro más allá.
Toco sólo donde todo, no donde pienso.
Sólo me puedo sentar allí donde estoy.
Y esto causa risa como todas las verdades absolutamente verdaderas,
pero lo que hace reir en serio es que nosotros pensamos siempre en otra cosa,
y vivimos evadidos de nuestra realidad.
Y estamos siempre fuera de ella porque estamos aquí.********************************************
If I stretch out my arm, I get exactly where my arm gets ―
Not even a centimeter farther.
I only touch where I touch, not where I think.
I can only sit down where I am.
And that’s funny like all really true truths,
But what’s really funny is that we’re always thinking something else,
And we live truant from our reality.
And we’re always outside it because we’re here.
―Alberto Caeiro [Fernando Pessoa heterony], Poemas Inconjuntos
Photograph by Peter Sutherland.
Who’s gonna pay the fine when love’s gone?
Clint Eastwood National Portrait Gallery, London | Photograph by Lewis Morley.