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sorry but crime stories are only valid when they star…Him.

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These blue shutters

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I’ve missed this color.

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Wait a second, I missed tumblr too. 

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My great-great aunts, Nina Rowena and Ida Vendee (a variation of family name Lavendee) Kutz. Sisters to my great-grandfather Lyle Henry Kutz. 1895

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why do photographers still exist when puppy sleeping 1955 japan & inuit girl and her puppy 1949 have already been photographed. choose a new career

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Though your first approach to life can be sober, and your resting mode more aloof, there’s a wild and raucous side of you that comes out within the group. The next few weeks may shower you with delightful opportunities to let your freak flag fly with other misfit toys and merry rebels. In fact, your networks may provide a soft landing, as you continue to carve the authentic ‘you’ out of raw stone. In some ways it’s easier to surrender to hundreds of unknown hands when you crowd surf, than share your unfinished masterpiece with a single person. What are these collective enfoldings teaching you about trusting yourself too? This longer process of self-discovery has been as much about deletion as deliberate marks, as you’ve been made aware of the people, places and things that will not support the long game of individuation. Your potential dwells in the negative-space you’re clearing. For now, you reveal yourself in everything you’ve stripped away. You can’t always tell from the surface whether the tide is flowing in or out, but this sea change is always met with the deepest inner churning. As Saturn and Jupiter station direct in your sign this week, you may sense a profound pivoting, or gathering, even if you don’t have the clearest perspective on it yet. Trust your wants. Trust your body-magnetism toward your next ideal path. The way forward is opening for you.

Horoscopes for the Week of October 11

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I recognize that mumblecore is a genre, one that’s worked particularly well, especially for white men and folks of privilege who can grab a bunch of resources from their dad’s credit card and do what they need to do to get it made. They’re given much more leeway to make a movie in four days in a single room and all this lo-fi stuff. But I know that people scrutinize over women and non-white filmmakers a bit harder and I didn’t want to get trapped into doing something without all of the resources I needed, then be criticized for it or told I wasn’t ready or prepared. I think that’s a trap for first-time filmmakers across the board. There’s a trend in our industry right now where so many filmmakers have made movies with no money and no time. The industry thinks that if we can do that, then we should, that that’s okay. It’s not okay.

Shatara Michelle Ford (via fuckyeahwomenfilmdirectors)

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‘Paraísos artificiales’ -   Yulene Olaizola (2011)

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june 2015

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every so often i remember this poem by langston hughes & am inconsolable

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I’ve never been to Las Vegas but I love it in concept because it sounds so made up. Imagine if you were reading a fantasy novel and they were like “smack in the middle of a deadly inhospitable desert there is a glittering city of indulgence and lawlessness and cheap sin that has specifically engineered itself to obfuscate your sense of time and keep you there as long as possible while they take all your valuables.” You’d be like yeah that’s some wizard shit. 

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