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Stolen Moments from a Japanese Street Photographer

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  Today I am enjoying the work of Japanese photographer Shin Noguchi. His message behind this selection is “Your not alone at all”.  What I love about these pictures is how the person is obscured in some way and hidden from our peering eyes. Street photography is really all about being in the right place at the right time and seeing, really seeing, the moments that arise.  Its these everyday happenings that make me smile, the quirks that come about in bustling everyday life. These photographs show a subject that is a little like a composite object. Two become one.  Originally found at Ignant . 

A Grown Up House

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  Such an interesting house, the chairs in particular are just gorgeous. The interior is sympathetic to the period style of the property, it is masculine and refined, yet rounded and I'd say even hugable.  All the architecture, interior design and decoration are attributed to Giancarlo Valle which explains the consistency and complete feel of the beach side home. The Watch Hill Mansion , Rhode Island USA was originally built in 1903 and is simply beautiful, a project where every detail seems considered but not staged.