book sculptures and photography by Paul Octavious
(discovered via swissmiss, photo above via Paul Ocatavious)

“Holga TIM half-frame on the way…”
(discovered via Four Corners Dark)

bobulate:

[Image: Title: HWY 66, New Mexico, 2007, 5 ft x 5 ft, archival digital print, via] “The best advice I ever got: walk directly up to a piece that moves you in a museum. Don’t follow the movement of people. Don’t walk right or left. Just go for the piece you’re attracted to. Chances are, it’s the most interesting.” Paraphrasing advice from Freeman Craw, designer of Craw Clarendon and Craw Modern, as told to me by Paul Shaw, expert looker.

Looking into the Past flickr series (discovered via oneplusinfinity)

photos from the 15th Philippine International Hot Air Balloon Festival
(via Kid**A on flickr)

photography by Adam Voorhes of exploded objects
(first discovered via dvice)

“Metro Logos in the World!”
(discovered via masaaki miyara on flickr)

“Pentax K-x DSLR goes pink for Valentine’s Day, naturally”
(discovered via Engadget)

Polaroid scarves by Philippe Roucou
(discovered via Trend Spotting)

“Oldest and most expensive camera in the world up for auction,”
c. 1830 and signed by Jacques Daguerre (discovered via SlashGear)

Mel’s Diner signage (via colossalmedia)

devincastro:

Lady GaGa for Polaroid by Maurizio Galamiti. (via johnnyfive)

just discovered a new tumblr blog: Land of Sparkalot: Documenting my life on Polaroid

supercapacity:

This one is from four years ago. So that means I have exactly four years of archiving ahead of me on this blog.

“Lady Gaga, Polaroid Employee [PIC]”
(discovered via buzzfeed)

“Jack Early’s Pop Life Home”
(discovered via Apartment Therapy)