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咆哮，凯蒂。佩芮

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Rosemary "I KNOW" from casper balslev on Vimeo.

Rosemary - facebook.com/RosemaryMusic

Directors: Casper Balslev & Lasse Martinussen Production Company, DK: Spoiled Productions Exec. Producer: Thor Brammer Jacobsen Producers: Pernille Høier and Tine Knudsen DoP: Sebastian Winterø Focus puller: Lukas Daugbjerg Gaffer: Kim Bech Stylist: Anne Werner Make-up: Mette Munch Productions Designer: Jacob Stig Olsson Editor: Mik Stampe Colorist: Virgil Kastrup Runner: Emma Stampe Fogh Starring: Simon Gregersen, Mathias Guldberg, Lasse Bror Malberg, Palle Erik Nielsen, Kristine Kastrup, Nikolaj Høier, Lukas Leerbeck, Tone Reumert, Cecilia Frappaud Nydam, Nadia Zohore, Fjóla Georgsdóttir, Charles Yebovi, Ramona Macho, Carla Størup & Kenneth Cockwhore

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Thomas Moran

Yellowstone Range from Near Fort Ellis, Montana Territory

watercolor/paper, 1872

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"Iridescent Evening"

Print: $25   To purchase, email me at tymurphy11@aol.com

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Escher Inflight

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untitled by eros turannos on Flickr.

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A owl.

I did this picture partially to practise arting n stuff, and partially as a lovegift for my good friend Kirsty.

She has a tumblr and makes lovely music. Look at her things.

martha-anne.tumblr.com

martha-anne.co.uk

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Nicolas Jolly -  Fingerprint | Storm. Black ink drawing (2013)

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Fruits, 2013

Ryan Duffin

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WATERFALLS, taken from the video: FORTUNES, AN EXPERIMENTAL COMEDY, by Greg Barth. http://www.gregbarth.tv/fortunes

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John Lewis 'The Bear & The Hare' - The Making Of

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Reading a Book. Felice Casorati (Italian, 1883-1963). Tempera on board.

The works Casorati produced in the early years of his career were naturalistic in style. After 1910 the influence of the symbolists and particularly of Gustav Klimt turned him toward a more visionary approach.

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so good

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1973 Lamborghini Jarama GTS

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Welcome to Women’s History Wednesday!

In 1924, the Iowa High School Athletic Association decided that organized basketball was “unhealthy” for girls and announced their decision to eliminate the girls’ state championship tournament. In response, female athletes statewide took action; that included members of the Newhall team, pictured here, who rode on horseback from farm to farm to win their neighbors’ support.

Those efforts paid off big for Newhall’s players, who in 1927 won the first-ever girls state championship under the newly-founded Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union. After a breathless night following the game remotely — it wasn’t broadcast on the radio, so fans gathered at a Newhall restaurant where the tournament plays were called out via a long-distance phone call — the whole town turned out the next morning to welcome their champions back home.

As one newspaper report described it, “The Newhall Girls of 1927 have given the town a place in the sun.”

Newhall items from the Rural Women Digital Collection