(via nevver)
Osaka, Japan-based photographer/web designer Hideaki Hamada shoots his curiously cute boys, Haru and Mina, as they make their way through life.
I want to take photographs of my sons so that they will be able to feel something when they grow up. These photos will be like gifts to my family in the future.
Del successo raggiunto negli ultimi anni non apprezzava tanto la fama, quanto la stima di se stesso che aveva ritrovato. Era stato, secondo le sue parole, un fallito, un alcolista, un imbroglione, un violento, un bugiardo, un ladro. Una faccia nello specchio che preferivi non guardare, un nome che non ti andava di vedere scritto. Una volta era quasi morto, e poi era rinato.
Daniel Clowes’s cover for the June 4 - 11 issue of The New Yorker.
http://www.newyorker.com/online/blogs/culture/2012/05/cover-story-dan-clowes-retirement-party.html
The “Cabaret du Néant” was dedicated to death. Known for the photographs that Eugene Atget left us, we know that was located on the Boulevard de Clichy, which was founded by Dorville in 1892.