Corey Arnold - Throw Down the Mountain, 2010  via photographsonthebrain.

Corey ArnoldThrow Down the Mountain, 2010  via photographsonthebrain.

-outlying-:

Cassius Clay, c. 1950s

-outlying-:

Cassius Clay, c. 1950s

(by Christophe Negrel from his set Senegal. Via photographsonthebrain.

think-progress:

Stephen Colbert on ABC’s This Week: “Corporations are people. You won’t ‘weigh in’ on whether some people are people? That seems kind of racist.”

Easily my favorite bit, but here’s the whole thing.  And of course Friday’s Rock Me Like a Herman Cain South Cain-Olina Primary Rally.

Kodak, along with many a great company before it, appears simply to have run its course. After 132 years it is poised, like an old photo, to fade away.
The former giants of photographic film have diversified into cosmetics, pharmaceuticals and flat screens, with differing degrees of success. Why is Fujifilm thriving while Kodak is at death’s door? (via theeconomist)

Public Taser by Shooting Guns.

Photos by Junku Nishimura via everyday i show.
peterbaker:

2012-01-06 5:05pm

peterbaker:

2012-01-06 5:05pm

Aftermath series by Kerry Mansfield. Via tonguedepressors.

Paloma by matt fry | www.frybros.com on Flickr.
untitled by Kurt Manley on Flickr.

untitled by Kurt Manley on Flickr.

ckck:

Brooklyn Bridge, New York City, circa 1903.
Photograph by Edward Steichen.

ckck:

Brooklyn Bridge, New York City, circa 1903.

Photograph by Edward Steichen.

currrzio:

Sharon Tate, 1966
(Photo : Philippe Halsman)

currrzio:

Sharon Tate, 1966

(Photo : Philippe Halsman)

want to stay alone by valitova on Flickr.