“How oddly incredible are those photographs? In 2010 when big floods hit Pakistan, millions of spiders, as all living creatures needed to move higher than the water level so they climbed up the trees. The astonishing thing is that even though they were in a totally new habitat, they kept on spinning and weaving their webs creating those web-trees that I can’t help but be amazed of. How astonishing is nature? There is such a vibe about those photographs, isn’t there? For me it’s the mix of sadness, peace and amazement.” -Expresso
Girl Meets World
exploring the chaos of beauty and design
Tagged with Inspiration …
Just do it!
via wasted rita
Now get to work!
Get a copy of the book, The War of Art by Steven Pressfield, if you need a little kick in the pants.
Mother Nature Style Files
Who better to guide our style rhythms than Mother Nature herself? She is the true beacon of beauty. Post courtesy of Honestly… WTF.
(images from top to bottom: Vanessa Jackman & Hasisi Park ; Susie Bubble & Martin Ystenes ; Peter Stigter & Richard Kylberg ; Stockholm Streetstyle& Jocelyn Catterson and Jeremy Daigneault ; Peter Stigter & Robin Mellway ; Streetpeeper & Claes Källarsson ; Stockholm Streetstyle & Kevin Kunstadt ;Streetstyle Aesthetic & Lindeberg Feller)
Post courtesty of Honestly… WTF.
Photo Zest
Somewhere in Mexico… Photo courtesy of Globetrotter Diaries
Hindi Zahra. Soul. Folk. Jazz.
The Story of a Berber Girl Born In Morocco
Meet Hindi Zahra and her original gently undulating sense of melody. With a subtle, understated guitar accompaniment, a dash of gypsy guitar between the lines, and a hint of blues but with a capital B. Time stands still. Intense, intimate, poetic vibrations, with a velvety feline timbre. At thirty, Hindi Zahra is neither a reality show wonder nor the umpteenth shooting star fizzing across the firmament of vocal jazz. Music is the story of her life, a family affair.
