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Watching the Total Solar Eclipse with Photographer @dave.krugman

To see more of Dave’s images, follow @dave.krugman on Instagram.

Today’s #SolarEclipse traced its path of totality — the geographic line along which the sun is entirely blocked from view by the moon — across the United States, from the woods of Oregon to the fields of South Carolina. Its rarity inspired millions to turn their eyes and lenses skyward, including New York-based photographer Dave Krugman (@dave.krugman), who made a trek to Nashville, Tennessee, to see this first total solar eclipse in the US in 38 years. “This was a flashpoint moment I didn’t want to miss,” says Dave. “Seeing the sky go dark and a ring of fire suddenly appear was an extraordinary experience. The light was eerie, otherworldly. It’s surely a moment I’ll never forget.”

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Suicide Squad. Alternative Movie Poster. 

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Small apartment in grey tones - FLOORPLAN

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FASHION: NaNa-NaNa x Chocomoo’s Capsule Collection

Pop culture inspired accessories brand NaNa-NaNa collaborates with visual artist Chocomoo for a mini capsule collection.

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amazing interview

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Nairobi is a constant love affair of light and shadows. I’m glad I get to witness this romance regularly.

#Nairobi #Kenya #SonyAlpha (at Nairobi, Kenya)

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These images are from a series of postcards produced between 1900 and 1910 by the photographer F.W.H Arkhurst in Grand Bassam, Ivory Coast.

His studio photographs perfectly captures the then fashionable style of women’s dress along the African coast from the Niger Delta to the Ivory Coast as families grew prosperous from trading opportunities in the expanding colonial economies.

Hair was swept high and adorned with gold jewelry or wrapped in cloth. The tailored dresses were made of imported cotton prints, often with a shawl or wrap of locally woven fabrics.

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#seekenya

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2015/08/22 Kiyomizu-dera

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Thank you for all of the years, Kobe.

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(Nike Basketball)

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📍 Muhuru Bay

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DevExperts Dmitry Narozhny