#Joe Yates

[disease]

JOE YATES / “UNTITLED” / c. 2020

[arinewman7]

Photography by Joe Yates

[chevvy-yates]

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The closest I can get Jay-Jay to who inspired me most for him: Rowdy Yates (portrayed by Clint Eastwood) from the 1960s tv series Rawhide.

The inspirational pic for the third pic is under the cut:

And I want to add that I spent most time retouching all pics as especially the vest was clipping into the shirt all over the place (heavily in the back) as it does not have GS but I wanted those pics and it was worth fixing the clipping via photoshop.

I'm just pointing this out here, so that noone thinks "ooooh I wanna mix those clothes together as well bc it looks so amazing I want this for my oc!" so you do not get sad when you see it clips through everywhere :,D

[kakmem]

old doodles and random stuff dump since i haven't feel like drawing these days

[haveyouseenthismovie-poll]

[westernmeowmeow]

So I took the liberty of high jacking this post by @stampedestring Hope you don't mind!

[thewanderinguterus]

I like that my favorite boys at the moment are Bryan Knocked Loose, Joe Idles and Brendan Turnstile. The first two are very eloquent interesting guys and Brendan is just what would happen if ADHD had abs.

[stampedestring]

S3E9 Incident of the Captive. Mail day!

[genevieveetguy]

Bird, Andrea Arnold (2024)

[death-by-mercury]

Cowboys of Rawhide

[lobbycards]

Suspect, French Lobby Card. 1987

[informationatlas]

The Third Man Factor is a psychological phenomenon observed in individuals facing life-threatening situations. In such extreme circumstances, people report sensing the presence of an unseen companion, often referred to as the “third man.” This phenomenon gained prominence through historical accounts, with Sir Ernest Shackleton describing it during his Antarctic expedition when stranded with his crew after the ship Endurance became trapped in ice.

Experiences of the Third Man Factor can vary. Some individuals report feeling a distinct presence, while others may describe hearing a voice or sensing guidance. The nature of the “third man” can also vary, ranging from a religious or spiritual figure to a representation of a deceased loved one.

The phenomenon tends to occur in contexts of extreme isolation, danger, or stress. Here are a few notable instances:

Ernest Shackleton’s Antarctic Expedition (1914-1916): Sir Ernest Shackleton and his crew faced a harrowing ordeal when their ship, the Endurance, became trapped in Antarctic ice. Shackleton later wrote about the presence of an unseen companion that seemed to accompany him and other members of the expedition during critical moments. The “third man” presence provided a source of strength and guidance.

Joe Simpson’s Mountaineering Ordeal (1985): Joe Simpson, a mountaineer and author, experienced the Third Man Factor during a perilous descent of Siula Grande in the Peruvian Andes. After a severe fall and being left for dead by his climbing partner, Simon Yates, Simpson reported the presence of a phantom companion who encouraged and guided him back to safety.

Aron Ralston’s Canyon Survival (2003): Aron Ralston, the subject of the film “127 Hours,” faced a life-threatening situation when his arm became trapped under a boulder while hiking in a remote Utah canyon. During his ordeal, Ralston reported a hallucination of a young boy appearing to him, offering comfort and companionship. This presence helped him endure the physical and emotional challenges until his eventual rescue.

Apollo 12 Moon Mission (1969): During the Apollo 12 mission to the moon, astronaut Charles “Pete” Conrad reported a strange experience. He felt the presence of an unseen entity during a moonwalk, which he later likened to the Third Man Factor. Conrad described a feeling of guidance and support during a crucial moment of the mission.

Psychologists and researchers have proposed that the Third Man Factor may be a psychological coping mechanism. Under intense stress, the brain may create a supportive figure to provide comfort and guidance. This phenomenon has had a notable impact on literature, influencing stories of survival and exploration.

[erstwhile-punk-guerito]

[clemsfilmdiary]

The Friends of Eddie Coyle (1973, Peter Yates)

12/24/22

[someguywriting]

the wheel of Clint Eastwood

[whileiamdying]

Suspect is a 1987 American legal mystery thriller film directed by Peter Yates and starring Cher, Dennis Quaid, and Liam Neeson. Other notable cast members include John Mahoney, Joe Mantegna, Fred Melamed, and Philip Bosco.

— Wikipedia