from the met

looking at photo schools in NY finds

By Veronica Boehm.


By Grace Yang.

this looks like a hotel tv. i feel like i am in a hotel. by c.g. watkins.

When I was little this is what made me happy. This is how I imagined my ceiling. Photo by: Grant Emhardt.

This is by Sarah Morhaim. I am drawn to this because that "yes" is so definite, so sure of itself- which is the opposite of how I am lately. If I could find big red letters that spelled out, "I don't know" or "I have no idea" then I would take that photograph. But never "yes", not right now. Good for her though.

A lot of the time I just want to build a fort and get away from everything. That's why I like this picture by Alexis Grise.

I like eggs. I like eating them, I like looking at their texture, I like their colors, I like how symbolic they can be. You can throw them at things. I think they are really cool, so does simon berg to some extent because this is his picture. I think I'll cook eggs tonight or tomorrow and take pictures while I do. They will be over easy on toast. mmm.

Two words: Tania Leshkina. She does some really beautiful intimate shots of people...like the ones I found on her flickr. (The last four I posted) But then she also has several lovely shots around her parent's house(The first four)...like I found on the We Project's page. I love how white so many of her shots are. I might buy a simple set of white jersey sheets soon, goodbye stripes.

At first this isn't that cool, but he(andreas till) had a whole series (shown here) that had that EXACT same horizon line. And I don't know why, but I really fell in love with that- how it continued throughout the pieces even though they were such different places. It made me think. Beautiful.