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Photo Prints

Collections of digital photos are more ephemeral than we think. I make it a point to periodically order prints of my favorite photos from each year. The material stuff doesn’t last forever either, but unless you’re a fastidious digital archivist, the physical may stick around longer. As someone who’s witnessed the slow death of a couple of social media websites and personal computers, those photos of friends, family or a building you liked the look of in 2015 often land in the internet graveyard. There’s an inherent value to the tangible and the touchable. The fact that I still have photos of my mom as a teenager astounds me.

@jessica-pratt

Apr 25, 2025

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DISPOSABLE CAMERA PICTURES OF RANDOM FUN EVENTS YOU ATTEND

Don’t get them developed for a year or two and then enjoy a nice little time capsule curated by yourself!

@beangirl94

May 22, 2025

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printing photos

i found a box of my parent’s photos from when they first started dating to their wedding and around when i was born and made me realize: 1. there is so much more life to live!! and i hope i can look back on my 20’s with the same fondness they do 2. how nice it is to have physical photos - i never go through my camera roll but i love revisiting old journals or scrapbooks and i think printing photos would have the same effect. i find that the phone camera effect almost makes taking pictures feel more disposable or practical rather than artistic (for me personally, ik a lot of people who have really nice camera rolls on their phones) so maybe getting a camera or just thinking about memory capture differently would aim me in this direction

@soapiedishes

Dec 18, 2024

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Satyrs

I’m entering my satyr era. The men I’m attracted to these days have strong satyr-energy. Earthy, playful, a bit feral, a bit goatsy.

@jordan-tannahill

1d ago

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W.G. Sebald

I’m far from alone in claiming Sebald as my favourite author. His deeply melancholic books are a blend of fiction, non-fiction, and travelogue, interspersed with these oblique, black and white photographs, meditating on time, exile, and the impact of historical events on collective and individual memory. Dig it! My suggestion is to read his work in chronological order, to follow the evolution of his thought and style, starting with Vertigo (1990), then The Emigrants (1992), and The Rings of Saturn (1995), and finally his masterpiece Austerlitz (2001), a work of staggering beauty.

@jordan-tannahill

1d ago

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Furries

Every kink is, by nature, a little obnoxious and embarrassing, and either you have what it takes to push past that or you don’t. But let’s not lie to ourselves here, furries are fun. And I want to cuddle them. Their superpower is shamelessness. They don’t give a fuck what you think. I think my kink is other people really committing to their kink.

@jordan-tannahill

1d ago