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Quintette N.1 by Dustin O'Halloran

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franJanuary 28, 2012 at 7:07 AM
very beautiful post....
calm me...
kisses
fran

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vetiverosJanuary 28, 2012 at 11:17 PM
Such a beautiful shoot.
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AnonymousJanuary 29, 2012 at 12:21 AM
@garde, @vetiveros - That's so kind of you, thanks!
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lipooooJanuary 31, 2012 at 3:58 PM
nice pictures! :)
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FeXFebruary 1, 2012 at 9:29 AM
beautiful music! F.
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AnonymousFebruary 3, 2012 at 12:30 AM
<3

Fran Castro.
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Dust of an old soul

You closed me with keys of drama and night street tears. Left me lying in haze of tabacco smoke. Turned away your gaze. Took away bodily delights. However, despite your cruelty, you made sure I wasn't left with nothing. Before turning the keys, you'd clothed me with a thick cloak of insensibility and egocentrism. After disturbing yet enchanting Martha Marcy May Marlene seen last week, I'd chosen another indie film for this weekend. The aesthetics of We Need to Talk About Kevin is mind-blowing. Photography, short but pointed shots, enriched by the soundtrack and Tilda's pure and flawless performance make it an absorbing piece of art. Crawling between before and after , reality and pictured anxiety of mind, awakens long untouched areas of perception, which I love about cinema the most. Certainly, a movie to go back to. I truly adore a mind renaissance of visual and sound delights from the past. Lately, I've been recalling the be...

How soon is now?

One of the latest winter looks (I swear, even though there is still snow outside, I find nothing wrong in waiting a year to grab my camera again with frozen fingers, then try painfully to defrost them; I can wait.) I had assembled some vintage or somewhat older pieces to get that, say, washed-out outfit effects. The H&M jeans are washed-out, so is the denim shirt. The black knitted cardigan has been a rescuer on the freezing days, and I thank it a million for sticking with me in those thrilling moments (though is 'stick' a proper word here?) The tie is so vintage that I even don't remember how it has got to my wardrobe. No label either. The parka is a starlet in the ensemble. I adore its deep navy blue hue. It's from a local production and must count also some dozens years. The silhouette it creates appears to be carefree and urban, I love it. And the boots; some close-ups with a brief description (H&M, 60% off) have already appeared in one of the latest po...

Oriental emerald

My adoration of oriental patterns is enormous. It can be fresh and liberating, yet quite elegant. D&G Menswear Spring/Summer 2012 collection is still one of my favourite ones, so rich in oriental prints. Here the scarf warms the look up a little bit, because even though it's been a month since spring time began, I still can't get rid of my coat (and beanie/gloves). I'm definitely one of those who feel cold pretty easily and need lots of sunshine. They say that in about a week the weather should turn into a summer-like one, which I want to strongly believe in. Not being at Coachella and envying those who were, I've been treating myself with some videos from Florence + The Machine's live performances. Listening to unplugged You've Got the Love has become my daily routine. Oldie but goodie, you can enjoy the video here . You've Got the Love by Florence + The Machine, unplugged

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