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Shanghai Time
Fort Collins Time
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19th May 2012
Reblogged From ferociouslyeclecticgay
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我的中文名字！
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- Camera: Canon EOS REBEL T3i
- Aperture: f/8
- Exposure: 1/160th
- Focal Length: 27mm
Satoshi Toda by Richard Pier Petit
Photo by Chen Momo
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Natalia Vodianova by Steven Meisel
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- Camera: Canon EOS 5D Mark II
- Aperture: f/2.8
- Exposure: 1/200th
- Focal Length: 70mm
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Oh heavens, this is PERFECT. Amazing noir-themed 2007 photoshoot by national treasure Annie Liebovitz for Vanity Fair, and featuring a whole slew of my favorite actors. Talk about writing prompts. (I’m shipping the Angelica Huston & Sharon Stone characters).
A few more images here.
i boner
Brilliant.
everyone shut up and look at this
oh shit, totally lost it when I saw Bruce Willis. Fucking love him.
Why isn’t this an actual film or something? I’M THROWING MONEY AT MY SCREEN AND TRYING TO SHOVE MY CREDIT CARD INTO MY DISC DRIVE BUT IT’S NOT WORKING?
omggggggggggggg
can I just say how hard I’m shipping Helen Mirren and Judi Dench though?
LMAO, my first thought was “gritty noir lesbian detective pulp”.
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Kang Tongbi (Kang Tung Pih) 康同璧, circa 1905.
The daughter of a Chinese intellectual, Tongbi was the first Asian student at Barnard. After the fall of the Qing dynasty in 1911, Tongbi returned to China and became involved in feminist causes. Unlike many other women of her class, Tongbi’s feet had never been bound as her parents objected to the practice. In Shanghai, Tongbi co-founded a Tianzuhui (Natural Feet Society) with a female doctor. Tongbi also edited Nüxuebao (Women’s Education), one of the first women’s journals in China, and published a biography of her father Kang Youwei. In the 1920s, she helped organize the Shanghai Women’s Association, which petitioned the Nationalist government in Nanjing for a new constitution under the slogan, “Down with the warlords and up with equality between men and women.”.