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photogenicfelines:

Pills (by blondiaux.amélie)

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Cozy Ozzy on Flickr.

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dailyfrenchie:

So here is the thing. Halloween is coming and we still haven’t announced the BEST HALLOWEEN COSTUME contest! 

You: Send me a photo of your frenchie in a costume.

Me: Post all the photos on 31st of October.

Followers: like and share! share and like!

Me: Send a little something from Dailyfrenchie to the author of the most popular Halloween outfit. 

Simply like this. And a photo for encouragement above:) As usual, all your submissions are gladly accepted at dailyfrenchie@gmail.com

fuckyeahtattoos:

This is my first tattoo that I got for my 18th birthday. It’s a monarch butterfly in memory of my sister that passed away four years ago. She had a giant tattoo of a butterfly on her back. Ever since she passed away i’ve seen butterflies, mostly monarchs, all over at the most random times. When we had to move her stuff out of her house, there were butteflies flying around the house each time we went. I got my tattoo done by the AMAZING Eric James at Phoenix Tattoo Company in Tempe, AZ. I don’t really know what I expected my tattoo to be like but I am absolutely obsessed with it. I feel as though my sister will be with my always from now on.

mullitover:

JONATHAN CHERRY: What got you started with photography?

JAMIE CAMPBELL: Can I just say the magic of it all? Or at least what started as a childhood magic, and continued into an adulthood magic. It is hard to distinguish between the two. Magic is magic. 

JC: Any emerging artists inspiring you at the moment?

JC: Here is a small list of inspiring photo-friends: Laurie Kang, Alex Kisilevich, Chris Boyne, Mark Peckmezian, Johanna Warwick, Stephanie Noritz, Jerome Nadeau, Ghost Diamond & Elise Windsor.

JC: Whats your current project all about?

JC: Currently, I am in that in-between stage. But I am working towards two vague things:

1) a small body of work made up of one-off 4x5 contact prints.

2) a real mix bag, or mess of photographs which attempt to create a particular unknown narrative. 

JC: Where are you currently living and how is it shaping you?

JC: I live in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. It is a place where my physical home is. I can also randomly bump into more friends/acquaintances here, than anywhere else in the world. My cats live here. It is a place I know, and sometimes trust. I suppose those things naturally erode a personality into the thing it is. Although, I can’t afford a studio here, and I can’t seem to find a decent job, and it all too often seems dangerously insular. I think those limiting aspects are of equal shaping possibilities, for both the good and bad. 

JC: One piece of advice to recent photography graduates?

JC: As a recent graduate, I keep telling myself - It is okay to struggle a bit, or a lot. And although this might daunt you, it shouldn’t deter you. 

JC: Any big plans for 2012?

JC: Mostly unfulfilled dreams, and financial set-backs. I am, however, open to wild surprises and unbeknownst adventure. 

JC: Favourite tree?

JC: Without a doubt, a fig tree.