Rodanthe, North Carolina…
Black coast
On the left is not emptiness and the shore. Simply sand on it so black, that merges in a single endless nothing. Video shot on the beach of Reynisfjara near the town of Vik in Iceland. Written By Antoine Janssens.
Bill Skarsgård for GQ Magazine - July 2018
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“So, if you are too tired to speak, sit next to me because I, too, am fluent in silence.”— R. Arnold
(Source: purplebuddhaquotes, via childmagazine)
MASAMI HOSHINO
“Fragment of existing consciousness“ consists in a contemporary deep exploration around the Fukushima and Kanagawa bases.
In this important project, photographs go with the following personal impressions:
1.Sagamihara-shi Kanagawa (2018.1) View near the US Camp Zama
The wild plants cover the illegal waste beside the demolisher factory.2.Sagamihara-shi Kanagawa (2017.11) View near the US Camp Zama
Without the view of the people, the hanging wash reminds us of the life here.3.Sagamihara-shi Kanagawa (2018.1) View near the US Camp Zama
The gas station in the evening sunlight.4.Namie-cho. Fukushima (2018.4) Near the railway station Namie
The trains run after the nuclear cleaning, but the trees set off against the human life.5. Sagamihara-shi Kanagawa (2017.11) View near the US Camp Zama
In summer the weeds grow even on the mirror and the wall.6.Tomioka-cho. Fukushima (2018.4) Tomoika, close to the coast
Over the embankment under construction, the smokestack of the Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant-2 is seen.
7.Namie-cho Fukushima (2018.4) Ukedo area in Namie-cho
The village suffered from the tsunami of the big quake ,and again, from the Nuclear Power disaster.
8.Tomioka-cho. Fukushima (2015.4) Tomioka, close to the coast
In the morning light, the bags of the nuclear waste are set in lines.Masami Hoshino is a Japanese photographer from Tokyo.
(Source: second-impact, via mareamo)
Женщины Хадрамаута - провинции в южном Йемене.
Women from Hadramaut.
(Source: dillamars)
