June 29, 2012
Bronx | Ironlak

Bronx | Ironlak

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May 25, 2012
My friend letting me know he agrees wholeheartedly with my sentiments.

My friend letting me know he agrees wholeheartedly with my sentiments.

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February 14, 2012
vicemag: DAVID TITLOWThis is Alexa. We lived together for about three years and broke up when she had to go off and do her own thing. Now our paths occasionally cross through work, which is cool, and she always lets me shoot an extra roll of her being “normal.” RIP Love - 8 photographers look back on the ones that got away

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DAVID TITLOW
This is Alexa. We lived together for about three years and broke up when she had to go off and do her own thing. Now our paths occasionally cross through work, which is cool, and she always lets me shoot an extra roll of her being “normal.”

RIP Love - 8 photographers look back on the ones that got away

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February 9, 2012
The Great Pacific Garbage Patch is estimated to be 100 million tons of trash floating in the Pacific and could be 2X as large as the continental U.S. and miles deep––no one knows exactly. Regardless, it’s strangling the ocean. These gorgeous pics by Mandy Barker via Tree Hugger shows how the Ocean tries to heal itself by breaking these plastics down…to no avail. ““I felt by enticing the viewer to discover the meaning in this way would create a more lasting impact and message of awareness… All the images are created to represent the disturbing statistics of dispersed plastics having 
no boundaries.”

The Great Pacific Garbage Patch is estimated to be 100 million tons of trash floating in the Pacific and could be 2X as large as the continental U.S. and miles deep––no one knows exactly. Regardless, it’s strangling the ocean. These gorgeous pics by Mandy Barker via Tree Hugger shows how the Ocean tries to heal itself by breaking these plastics down…to no avail.

““I felt by enticing the viewer to discover the meaning in this way would create a more lasting impact and message of awareness… All the images are created to represent the disturbing statistics of dispersed plastics having 
no boundaries.”

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May 17, 2011
#4 Haven’t you thought this before? I bet you have

4/10 Cool Things I learned from FB today [or things that unemployed people have time to read] 


Thank you NPR

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May 14, 2011
The World’s Most Expensive Photo $3,890,500…

…isn’t all that.

via NPR

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