Pity the soul that has never had the pleasure of playing with a rainbow parachute.
These lovely photos come from Japan/New York-based photographer Justin Waldron, whose work is unbelievably soft and warm, like perfect memories of childhood vacations to magical places. Glowing in subdued sunlight, speckled in flowers and wrapped up in blankets, Waldron’s images are eloquent poems about fleeting moments and sublime spaces.
Via Of Paper And Things.
Spike Jonze’s feature film rendition of Maurice Sendaks classic story Where The Wild Things Are has hit movie theaters worldwide.
The film represents years of work from hundreds of different artists, writers, photographers, musicians, actors, and creators of all degrees.
This place has been established to help shed some light on many of the small influences that converged to make this massive project a reality.
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I completely agree with the title of this post.
By the way, this is a wonderful blog, thanks
margaret
what a delight playing with the rainbow parachute is. putting a ball on top and bouncing it in the air. perfect pleasure
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