my love for you is a stampede of horses.

Corey Arnold's Wolf Tide.

Corey Arnold's Wolf Tide opened this past Saturday at Richard Heller Gallery in Santa Monica. No doubt it opened to a full house. Corey's photographs catch a side of commercial fishing that the closest we'll ever get to is on The Deadliest Catch -- which funny enough he was on. 

Corey's photographs capture beauty in his everyday world. His photographs are crisp and clear and you can almost feel the ocean air in them. I love the the way in which he captures his friends and animals. So touching with a touch of hilarity and sweetness.

My friend Kirsten Incorvia interviewed him last year for the blog. Take a read to see just how super down to earth Corey really is. He's lovable. :) You can also check out Kirsten's latest interview with him on Juxtapoz. Enjoy both!

Erin Curry's Polaroids.

Love Erin Curry's polaroids. Dreamy and the perfect color palatte. See more on her site.

 

Music: Laura Gibson.

I'm not sure if it's been the winter or what (as that's barely an excuse in San Francisco) but I have been in a rut music wise (and watching way too much Law & Order). Although I have had Adele on repeat since Sunday...

I was on Pinterest earlier (always Pinterest!) and Kate Miss pinned a gorgeous image from photographer, Parker Fitzgerald. Oh boy! Such beautiful, moody photographs. He's really got talent. But this post isn't about completely about him, but you should traverse his site and blog, as I did. That's where I found the photos he took of singer/songwriter Laura Gibson. Which led me to her music.

If you enjoy folky, singer songwriter stuff you may like her. I am sure she hear's this often -- but if you like Joanna Newsom and Coco Rosie. Laura is your new girl.

I've been listening all night. Partly because she offers 5 free downloads if you like her page, but also because I bought her new album, La Grande. Oh and now I am listening to her All Songs Considered Tiny Desk concert (which it sounds like this was the very first performance for Tiny Desk, which is fabulous). So yeah, you could say I'm hooked.

All photographs by Parker Fitzgerald.

Richard Mosse Infrared Photography.

Using film that was once used as military surveillance to identify areas of camoflauge in war torn areas, photographer RIchard Mosse captures parts of the Republic of Congo with kodak aerochrome infrared color film. Mosse employs it in a way that brings exagerated beauty to an area that's struggled with horrendeous massacres and systematic violence — giving the viewer a look through dis-jointed rose colored glasses. Gorgoues and disturbing.

found via Girl, Obsessed.

Marina Molares.

Marina Molares was kind enough to send me an email full of links to interesting and creative people she thought I should check out. At the bottom of her email as an after thought she added her blog where she posts all of her work; collages, photographs and designs. I think I rather post about her today. :)