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From the exhibition “Jeff Buckley. So Real” in Bologna. Gone so soon.

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Breathless (1960), dir. Jean-Luc Godard

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The Dark Hedges, Northern Ireland. Source

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Melancholia

Tzion ‘Zio’ Essel

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imagine hating me and i'm just in my room like

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RINA SAWAYAMA Instagram

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don’t let this world’s obsession with youth rob you of the big and small joys of adulthood. i spent most of my teenage years and early twenties struggling with my mental health. but there’s no timeline for happiness. for many people, getting older and growing up means having more chances to redefine their values, find their path and stability in life. some people go to college in their forties. some people marry in their sixties. some people recover better after their thirties. there’s no timeline for this kind of stuff. your childhood and teenage years won’t be the only chance you have at experiencing freedom and joy.

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Lucy Lawless, Fresh Magazine, 1999.

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Paula Petersen

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Outtake of Florence Welch by Tom Beard

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Susan Sontag and Agnès Varda, 1969

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Helmut Newton for Vogue USA, January, 1996

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Nina Simone

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you found it disgusting and immoral i found it sexy and arousing that’s why i’m happier than you