Through The Eyes Of Mine

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had a fight with the ovan

sohardtoreach:

THIS DESERVES A BILLION FUCKING NOTES.
OMG. I am not ever not reblogging this. People need to be heard.
Everytime I will reblog. People NEED to see this.
Forever reblog.
READ THIS. Take a few seconds, and just read this. Then reblog it. Then think about it hard.
legit crying.
Gave me shivers because iwas once in this situation..

THIS DESERVES A BILLION FUCKING NOTES.

OMG. I am not ever not reblogging this. People need to be heard.

Everytime I will reblog. People NEED to see this.

Forever reblog.

READ THIS. Take a few seconds, and just read this. Then reblog it. Then think about it hard.

legit crying.

Gave me shivers because iwas once in this situation..

arpeggia:

“Be kind, for everyone you meet is fighting a hard battle.”

— Plato

yay for infusion!! def in need of it (:

yummy nah nah bread for breaky.. n coffee is good (:

designoclock:

These re-designs of classic Parker Brothers board games stemmed from a desire to deconstruct the overdone packaging board games nowadays are so known for

by9:

(via Neo Orient Type on Typography Served)

by9:

(via Neo Orient Type on Typography Served)

sophlux:

another post on delicate paper art:

book art / cut-outs

thomas allen

lnop:

Amanda Nelsen Kinkade Recycled (Mountain Retreat) 40,000 pieces of junk mail, folded and string bundled into 2 inch cubes to create colored pixels. The process was completed over a period of about five months.

Through The Eyes Of Mine is a blog committed to showing the beauty and wonder of this world as seen through the eyes of mine through the art of photography..

That is what I believe is the beauty of photography..

Nobody sees the world in the same way or the same light.. Each person has had a unique life and history.. Each being their own unique person..

And with photography, many people may pass through one place taking photographs.. The images are all of the same place yet each shot will be different.. With each person's past shaping the way they look at that world around them and how they see the way to best capture the moment of the world around them..