#nadare

[silent--era]

Sarah Bernhardt in the dramatic tragedy play 'Phèdre', photographed by Nadar, c. 1874

[agelessphotography]

Catacombs, Paris, Nadar, April 1862

[thesobsister]

Charles Baudelaire, Sarah Bernhardt, Franz Liszt photographed by Nadar (Gaspard-Félix Tournachon), who was quite a remarkable innovator, being, inter alia, the first man to photograph from the air, in a balloon, and also underground, in Paris’ Catacombs.

[ornithorynquerouge]

Claude Debussy by Paul Nadar. 1905

[inosukz]

KAKASHI VS NADARE — ✦ NARUTO The Movie: Ninja Clash in the Land of Snow

[seventh-victim]

actress, Sarah Bernhardt as Lady Macbeth in Macbeth, 1884 (photo: Felix Nadar)

[viejospellejos]

[welele]

[ladamedusoif]

These Deadline portraits just slapped me in the face and kissed me better.

Help.

Help. Me.

Source.

[throughcobwebs]

nadar : portrait of charles baudelaire (1855-1857)

[iloveskies]

this is from last year but god this one stayed with me

[gacougnol]

The photographers photographed

Nadar by Nadar, c. 1855

[expirednostalgia]

STATUS: open @bhqextras

LOCATION: Singles Mixer @ Puzzles, Manhattan

When a friend suggested a night out, Devi pictured something along the lines of going out dancing at Club 51, not a game night at a singles mixer. She supposed it was better than getting dragged along to something that felt a little more desperate like speed dating, but she still couldn't help but feel a pang of disappointment with how she was spending her night off. To make make matters worse, she had just been stuck in what felt like the world's longest game of darts with someone who made watching paint dry seem more exciting than holding a conversation with them. At the suggestion of a rematch, she immediately panicked and locked eyes with someone else who was nearby. "Oh, I would, but I already agreed to a game of Jenga with them." She tried her best to communicate with the other using her eyes, "Isn't that right?"

[thegirl20]

Oops. I tripped and fell in love with a new couple.

They are from Avoidance, a comedy on the BBC. Dan (right) is a therapist living happily ever after (mostly) with her graphic designer wife Courtney (currently on sabbatical). Dan is lovely and positive, Courtney is sarcastic and bolshy. That dynamic sounds familiar...

Dan's brother Jonathan separates from his wife and moves in with them, with his son Spencer who he has part custody of. Courtney spends most of her time trying to get them to move back out again until she develops a soft spot for Spencer.

Also, sometimes Courtney uses her abrasive personality for good (i.e. to help Jonathan or Spencer) and Dan looks at her like this with hearts in her eyes.

And look how cute they are in their little muted colour house with their funky outfits. (I don't know how to describe clothes or decor, sorry.)

Plot spoiler

They do break up for a bit, which is sad.

But they get back together!