Happy Holidays!

Hey my dear readers! Happy Holidays! I wish you exciting and joyful 2016!

This is old, but it's Chritmasy. Photo by me.

Thanks for reading!

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Dark Room: Nothing's Real

'Nothing's Real' is an experimental photo series about existence. Sorry about the vocabulary.

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I used a CD and a flash. Post-processing not so much.

All photos by me.

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Gallery: Illustrations For Every Mood

Yelena Bryskenkova is a lovely artist who illustrates mainly people in different everyday situations. There's an illustration for every mood you can think of. And if you have a fav mood, you can pick one and hang it on the wall!

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You can buy her art on her Etsy page: www.etsy.com/shop/ybryksenkova?ref=unav_listing-r

Oh, and here's 'Marta':

I hope this means Marta is mysterious or a superhero, not a burglar X-D

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Dark Room: Landscape Is The Key

Landscape is the key to atmospheric photography by SamAlive.

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Breathtaking sites don't you think?

More on Flickr: /designedwithsam/

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Runway: Bad Girl Gone Good

Pixie Geldof is one of my fav celebrity fashion-lovers. She's a 25-year-old model and singer. And she's of course Chung's bff. (Look at them two always together! Too much to handle!)

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Before her style was very much grunge and rock'n'rol.

Look at these glam-rock outfits:

Then she calmed down and now she wears interesting playful girly pieces.

Fav pieces: Viviene Westwood bag, silver platforms, cross necklace, leo bucket bag.

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Dark Room: Current Mood

Richard Gaston's photos match my current mood.

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More on his Flickr: /richardsjgaston/

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Inspo: December

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Dark Room: Wonderland

Time to get lost!

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 Isn't forest wonderful?

All photos by me.

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Gallery: Glowing Messages

Remember my obsession with neon lights? Tim Etchells is my man. His neon installations are both intelligent and cool-looking. Would love to see his art installed somewhere in my city.

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These signs are not random. For instance, 'All We Have':

"Echoing Beckett, Etchells’ All We Have presents two almost-identical phrases, the difference between them formed through the addition or subtraction of a single letter ‘L’, which marks the difference between ‘words’ and ‘worlds’. The simple, punning shift in the text from one line to the next creates a loop of apparent contradiction, inviting the viewer to reflect on the question of what it is that makes up and comprises our lives; the concrete material of a world or the ephemeral material of language and ideas." (timetchells.com)

Find more on his web-page: timetchells.com

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