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Henry, September 07 2024

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Starting the day with Hermann Hesse ☕

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went for a quick walk to ease my sunday restlessness and ended up walking 5km across the moors

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shortly after these photos were taken we sprinted through the snow together. just for fun :)

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golden hour in January

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surprise! choose at least 4 or all if you want :-)

1. do you have any sports merch? if so, what is it (pics encouraged!)

2. What’s your favourite trip you’ve done? And the first on the list of to do?

3. What’s your self place?

4. How do you envision yourself a year from now?

5. what’s one thing you want to buy, but don’t have the money or resources to get?

hi LOL. :)

1. bruins tee, socks, game towel, & game poster! pats hat & edelman tee. 👍🏻 used to have a packers hat but it got too worn out 🫡

2. favorite one: probably SF Bay Area in 2022. beach & art museum & rollerskating & friends and had just finished my clinical fellowship. dream trip is Greece, but up next will probably be a short northeast road trip to see friends. 💛

3. my safe place is going for a drive with loud music and iced coffee. lol

4. less overwhelmed, ideally! getting closer to being the family member and friend I want to be. with a couple more tattoos and concerts under my belt :)

5. well, a fenced-in yard. lol but shorter term art & frames for a gallery wall kind of thing. lol

thanks!! :’)

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kitchen screen-printing!

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Miyajima, Japan with my Mamiya C330 on Kodak Portra 160.

@kevintadge

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There are posts for explaining your url but i want one for blog title, so ill just make one myself:

Reblog this and tell us in the tags what your blog title means!

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Mark Beck

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Scenes from the California and Oregon Coast in the 70s and 80s on slide film

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What a beautiful day to stay cozy at home 🧡

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Orazio Gentileschi, The Lute Player (detail), c. 1612–1615. Oil on canvas, 100 × 74 cm. National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C