NU Photography

Introducing the two best people you will ever meet in your ENTIRE LIFE! Marc Beauregard and Jenn Ross!!!!

Here’s a preview from Saturday’s shoot! Marc Beauregard is a musician based out of Southern California, has a Citizen Cope vibe but also humanistic lyrics which makes his music truly inspiring!

Check him out!!
http://www.myspace.com/marcbmusic
http://www.facebook.com/marcbmusic

Musician: Marc Beauregard
Model: Jenn Ross
Wardrobe Stylist: Cara Bloom
Videographer: Marcus Sun

(via ilyrac)

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http://www.milesosullivan.com/oceantribe/

justdominic:

Esra Roise

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bear hair!

Lately

Here are latest personal shots that I’ve taken throughout this session, there will be more to come from the Holga soon :)

The beautiful Vanessa Cabrillas modeling for me on April 2nd, 2010 :)

Don’t be quick to announce a new birthed relationship. Allow its roots to grow stronger and deeper into the soil. For as it grows it will have the ability to weather the gossip and the doubt of others. Me (via lizzzo)

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YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEAAAAAHHH BOi!

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tenderbuttons:

Luzinterruptus have brought their light-based street art from Madrid to NYC; 800 books, each with a light attached, with the intention of replacing traffic with literature.

o my.

sickkkkkk!!

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There are two kinds of people, the ones that blend in, and those who do not seek to be accepted into an existing group only if they change who they are. These last are the people who wish to remain themselves. Both of these people fear. The first one will do all sorts of stupid things that they will regret in the future, if it were only to be accepted. And the other kind will choose not to do this stuff and show the world who they are. They to will do things that is regretted in the future. Because both will encounter a kind of sinister people, that will take advantage of the inexperience and their quest for social contact. In the end, it doesn’t matter what kind of person you are to be accepted in society. Nor will it matter how much people will like you. What matters is in how well you will recognize the people that just want to take advantage, and those that don’t. Frederik Kerling