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theatlanticvideo:

Diving for Gold and Mermaids in ‘Ray: A Life Underwater’

A “modern-day pirate,” 75-year-old Ray Ives  has been diving for sunken treasure for decades, and even wears an ancient, bronze-helmeted diving suit to search the ocean floor. This gorgeous documentary follows the adventurer via land, sea, and air; filmmaker Amanda Bluglass explains how they did it in interview with The Atlantic:

Ray keeps his huge collection of marine salvage in a shipping container at Dylan’s marina. Ray is 75 and still dives most days and still picks up anything of interest from the seabed. When I entered Ray’s ‘museum’ of treasure and got to know Ray, I knew I had a sure-fire hit for a film subject on my hands. It was like walking into an Aladdin’s cave of artifacts, memorabilia and dive gear. Everywhere you look there is something fascinating, beautiful or just plain weird, and Ray has a lifetime of adventures to tell.

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childofthem00n:

Fuck, this was like my favourite movie.

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missfolly:

End of the Parade: Coatesville, Pa., 1920, by Charles Demuth

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missfolly:

Vanitas, 1981, by Claudio Bravo

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archsy:

Shaft House / Atelier rzlbd

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colourbomb:

“Goodbye Loompa Land” by APAK

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colourbomb:

Bob Peak for Cosmopolitan Magazine, February 1964

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nearlya:

Franz Kline, The Ballantine, oil on canvas, 1958-60

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tumblrweed-connection:

perfection :’)

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missfolly:

The Knife Grinder, by Elija Albert Cox, ca. 1930  

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ghostsandgrizzlys:

(via ‘32 Ford Coupe)