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A spectator examines a giant sculpture of a panty hosed leg on March 10, 2010 at an open air exhibition entitled ”The Magnificent Innovations for Women” in Budapest. Giant installations representing revolutionary products that changed women’s lives in the 20th century can presently be seen in central Budapest. AFP PHOTO / ATTILA KISBENEDEK (Photo credit should read ATTILA KISBENEDEK/AFP/Getty Images)

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jmsc:

Maynard Owen Williams Self-Portrait

Photograph by Maynard Owen Williams

This Month in Photo of the Day: Images from the National Geographic Archive

Reflection of photographer Maynard Owen Williams in a storefront window

medformat:

toshiya watanabe

This is my Mom right now. Winging her way back to AZ.

ronniebruce:

Foot of the Eiffel Tower | Arnaud Frich

Evening, all.

thedailywhat:

Street-Adjacent Art of the Day: British street artist D*Face recently installed a couple of zombie-fied “Skeletal Oscars” in the vicinity of Hollywood in an effort to draw attention to the ugliness of beauty or whatever.

So far two 6’-tall hand-painted resin statues have been spotted: One near Runyon Canyon, and a second in the parking lot outside Mel’s Drive-In Hollywood.

More info / photos here.

[streetanatomy.]

I have a hard time believing this is legit, but whatever. Welcome to my twitter, “Wes”.

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My blue suede shoes

landscapelifescape:

Dubai, United Arab Emirates

The tall one. by Vangel Alexandru

Good morning starshine. The earth says hello.

ronniebruce:

borgomani:

Towards The Sun
Photo by Zen Roxy

Why do I love rings so much?

[New York, February 23. Image via Getty]

NEW YORK - FEBRUARY 23: Guests attend the opening night reception for ‘William Kentridge: Five Themes’ and ‘Projects 92: Yin Xiuzhen’ at The Museum of Modern Art on February 23, 2010 in New York City. (Photo by Andrew H. Walker/Getty Images)

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