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No 40 Pleasant Blvd 1.
No 40 Pleasant Blvd is part of a two tower apartment complex in the Rosedale Moore Park neighbourhood of Toronto Canada.
Original photography using a Canon EOS RP body with a Canon RF 24-105mm f/4L IS USM Lens and Silver EFEX Pro as a Lightroom plugin for the Black and White conversion.
Brian Carson
The Learning Curve Photography
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Beverly Peele by Walter Chin for Vogue Paris, 1992
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© Mara Mitchell
#on the road #brazil 2008
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Gia Carangi photographed by Robert Farber for Bloomingdales
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Overdue Magazine April 2024
Photographer Andrew Kimber
Fashion Editor/Stylist Sophie Ozra Cloarec
wearing Sportmax
Newest Cool
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Select Magazine February 1992/Perry Farrell
📸:Chris Cuffaro
if you like my scans and want to help out you can do so here I'm currently trying to raise around $100 to buy a better scanner any help is appreciated!
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i'm having feelings about the way mental health has been discussed in this album and tbh none of them are good... as someone who was drawn to taylor's lyricism when i first started listening to her i'm only enjoying this album because i like the music production lol i'm straight up ignoring so many lyrics. not that there aren't any good ones it's just that so many of them are making me feel icky. idk i know it's meant to be raw or whatever but so many lyrics sound so unkind when it comes to dealing with mental health issues specifically. what do you think about it, especially since you're majoring in psychology?
This is such an interesting point, because I've been having several thoughts about the way mental health is being discussed in the fandom rn. Right from swifties giggling at the that one interview where she says "I don't need therapy. I'm sane." (as if therapy is only for someone "insane", whatever that is) and joking about the psych ward, taking the asylum and functional alcoholic lyrics in light and lowkey making fun of someone's addiction is just....disgusting? I think taylor tried to be earnest in her portrayal of her struggles but it's getting lost in translation for me, because some of the lyrics seemed to not only imply that her partner's struggles with depression or addiction were a reason for the relationship to fall apart (which is fine, that happens and is an extremely difficult process for both partners) but also point out how it's their fault for not being able to get over those struggles? I keep reiterating that I still haven't played the album in its entirety so it's possible I'm missing a few facts, but there is a very fine line between expressing your mental health issues through art in a way that is cathartic and important to the artist + inspiring to their audience and cherry picking imagery that you find the most "aesthetic" for your art with little concern over how those who actually experience these issues may perceive it + its actual public reception
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“Hot Irish Guy Summer” is all year long for Hozier
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Alleyway Pipes No 3.
The pipe system outside of a downtown mall.
Original photography from 2016 using a Canon EOS 60D body with a Sigma 17-70mm f2.8 DC Macro OS lens. Reprocessed using Silver EFEX Pro as a Lightroom plugin for the Black and White conversion.
Brian Carson
The Learning Curve Photography
linktr.ee/thelearningcurvephotography
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The Kelly Bag from the Hermes s/s 2023 rtw collection for System Magazine ''I love this one''
Photographer Charles Negre
Newest Cool
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