“His attentive treatment of her had nothing to do with the presumption that she was weak, and everything to do with the conviction that she was valuable.” - Angela Blount

Abyss of the Disheartened is an emotional love story by artist Heather Landis. The LA-based photographer and photo illustrator found many unique and

Love You in the Fall--Things get romantic for the October issue of Marie Claire Netherlands, where the magazine takes a look at fall fashions with a romantic

Anna Razumovskaya est une artiste russe que j'ai découverte le week-end...

Explore Dec 16th, 2012. #103 A surreal love story about a girl whose lover passes away without having the chance to say goodbye, but somehow (perhaps in a dream) they reunite so they can dance one more waltz. It's actually up to the viewer's interpretation is doesn't necessarily have to represent a lover, but any loved one who is not longer with us. This is actually an image I had in my mind for a very long time, and it's inspired by those kind of dreams people sometimes have with a departed loved one where they are aware it's a dream and that the loved one is not alive, yet they feel every moment of it as if it was absolutely real. www.Omalix.com | Facebook Page | Twitter | 500px | Google+ *It's always fun to play with smoke bombs! :-P VIEW in Lightbox and large :-P _________________________________________________________________________ Un Último Vals Una historia de amor acerca de una chica que pierde a su amado antes de poder decir adiós, pero que de alguna manera (quizás en un sueño) logran reencontrarse para así poder bailar un último vals. Realmente está abierto a interpretaciones porque no necesariamente tiene que representar a su amado, puede ser cualquier ser querido que haya partido. Tenía esta imagen desde hace mucho tiempo en mi cabeza, y está inspirada en ese tipo de sueños que la gente a veces tiene en la que sueñan con un ser querido que ha fallecido y aunque están conscientes de que es un sueño (mientras están soñando) y de que el ser querido no está con vida, sienten cada segundo del sueño como que hubiese sido absolutamente real.

Are people scarier now or then?

It is a great achievment for any man to perform extraordinary acts - but it is even more so when this is done despite a terrible disability. This list looks at 10 people who have made a major mark on society through their actions or through succeeding against all odds. 10Sudha Chandran1964 Disability: Amputee Sudha

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these domestic photos of logan lerman that his girlfriend posted for his birthday ....... do not fucking text.

In the old days, concepts like safety, animal rights and sanity weren't as well-defined as they are now. And while there's no question that we treat animals better today than we did a few decades ago, sometimes what's good for the animals is bad for the field of insanely badass photography.

Detective Angela Dodson is a troubled LAPD Detective investigating what she believes to be the murder of her twin sister, Isabel. Angela and Isabel are very powerfull identical twin psychics. Isabel accepted her gifts while Angela rejected them, eventually causing them to go dormant. The lack of support Isabel received from Angela about what they both knew they were seeing caused not only a huge rift in their relationship but also is a major factor in Angela's guilt over Isabels suicide. Not muc

Romantic and sun-drenched, Kenneth Branagh’s 1993 adaption of Much Ado About Nothing was filmed entirely at the hillside Villa Vignamaggio in Tuscany, Italy. This was his last film with then-…

What started as a brief encounter transformed two loving men.

Soyouthinkyoucanseespoons ca. 1860, [portrait of two ladies with spoons] via the Smithsonian Archives, Photographic History Collection ( posted for the 2x time) love it

Yes, so I'm aware it's September and autumn is creeping in, but here in Texas it's going to be summer for a while yet! It's strange- Fall has always been my favorite season, and yet despite this hi...

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If you were to hang around Montmartre after sundown in the 1920s & 30s, it's likely you were looking for something a little more Avant-Garde than what you might find on the Parisian Left Bank. At the time, it was a haven for struggling artists, bohemians, burlesque dancers, straying husbands as

A collection of professional portraiture.

It is an adaptation of Bonnie Garmus’s best-selling novel