Hi.
I'm M and I am a photographer from Minnesota. I'm naturally tall. I collect vintage cameras and sparkly jewelry and records. I shoot film. I'm a handstander and a treeclimber and a cartwheeler. I take photos most every day and I've made a resolution to document my life here.
I hope you like what you see!
First Post:
6/29/2010
Headquarters:
Barcelona Minneapolis
Stick around -- it just might get interesting!
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When I go deaf
I won't even mind
yeah, I'll be all right
I'll be just fine
I'll stay out all night
looking at the sky
I'll still have my sight
yeah, I'll still have my eyes...
-low
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Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
I do all my tumblring over at seetheworldbeforetheworldends.tumblr.com these days.
Saturday, March 31st at 8:30 P.M is Earth Hour! Don’t forget to switch off your lights to become a part of the movement for climate change awareness!
Minneapolis slam poet Michael Lee performs his moving piece “Pass On” in this subtle, elegant video. Lee’s poem is beautifully written and powerfully performed, and the video’s narrative is sad in all the right ways–not to mention meticulously well put-together. You’re almost certainly guaranteed goosebumps by the end of this video. Enjoy.
(Email vids@mpls.tv to get your video featured on MPLS.TV!)
I knew him when he was little!
Oh. Right. That. Let’s all cross our fingers for no needles, yeah? #weenie (Taken with instagram)
Oh my god, I’m TRANSFIXED.DENIED LIKE LAST WEEKS OUTFIT
This is painfully awkward.
Oy.
Lucy, When Worlds Collide: Fandom and Male Privilege. (via emm-in-sem)
(Source: seaofbadstories)
-Sir, we’ve found this and we needed you to name it.
-Pineapple.
-But we figured we might as well just call it “Ananas” since the majority of the world refers to it as-
-Pineapple.
-But sir-
-Pine. Apple.
Oh, English.
(Source: french-tea)
5 - 10am #febphotoaday (Taken with instagram)
3 - Hands #febphotoaday (Taken with instagram)
2 - Words #febphotoaday (Taken with instagram)
And now, a bunch of guys called Miracles of Modern Science cover a Bon Jovi song in the voice of Bon Iver/Justin Vernon.
It’s amazingly well-done and about a minute long, press play.
Loving this.