c1tylight5:

Golden Gate in Fog (by pixelmepretty22)

Wow

(vía wonderous-world)

wehavethemunchies:

Coconut Oil Brownies

+Suspiro+

(vía sweets-gasm)

Teatro Yagüez, Mayagüez, #PuertoRico (2013)
#photooftheday #igers #instagood #instatravel #oldbuildings #iphoneonly #blackandwhite #bw #like

Colores!

wallpapermag:

Afternoon delight, the recipes

Honey and mustard baked ham and beetroot salad

(To read the recipes click the photo)

Arte. Diseño. Arquitectura. Ingeniería.

wallpapermag:

Architecture news from Marseille, 2013 European Capital of Culture

Pictured, Villa Méditerranée by Stefano Boeri. Image courtesy: Stefano Boeri, Gianandrea Barreca, Giovanni La Varra

Geometry.

cabbagerose:

14-forum granada landscapearchitecture

via: stefanoandrighetto

And of course, pancakes!

(via Pinterest)

Paz

disminucion:

by wbsloan

(vía wonderous-world)

Su reflejo.

darkrook:

Girl reading a Letter at an Open Window, Oil on canvas, 1658, Johannes Vermeer

(vía amongablazeoflights)

This man…is really handsome.    #ZACHARYLEVI

(Fuente: nyyneeshms)

Done with style.

Nikki Sixx

(Fuente: sixx-jackson)

eqiunox:

A Mountain Lion Pauses On A Ledge by Norbert Rosing

(vía jayalice)

Love is truly blind. Our minds and heart know what if feel and know what is right. RESPECT.

timelightbox:

Photograph by Peter Hapak for TIME

“My parents have been married for 45 years and I always knew that was something that I wanted. I want our children to say, ‘My daddies are married.’ We wanted to feel like a complete package.” — Eric LaBonté

This week’s cover story, ‘How Gay Marriage Won,’ explores the dramatic cultural shift towards recognizing same-sex unions. We’re asking our followers to share their stories and photos with us.

Why is marriage important to you? Share a photo that symbolizes your commitment to each other — whether it’s a wedding photo, a picture of your family or just an image that captures your love for one another. Post your photo to Tumblr using the hashtag #TIMEGayMarriage and you could appear on TIME.com 

thelastlemon:

“Hotel Sterling

Hotel Sterling is a closed hotel in downtown Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania. Built in 1897, with approximately 175 rooms and 125 bathrooms, the hotel closed in 1998 when its owner was unable to pay a $227,000 electric bill. The hotel was essentially abandoned after that point, and a small fire broke out two years later. The fire and lack of maintenance quickly took its toll on the buildings, which then suffered from vandalism, leaking roofs, and the freeze-thaw cycle the area experiences. In September 2011, Luzerne County suffered record flooding due to Tropical Storm Lee. Flood waters from the nearby Susquehanna River flooded the Sterling’s basement to a height of several feet. While the water eventually drained, it left several inches of mud in the basement, and a subsequent inspection by local engineers determined that that parts of the building may be in danger of collapse.”

Text and first picture source.

Other pictures source.

writewithimages:

What can you see here? What can you imagine?

An image is worth a thousand words. Write them.