A single shaft of sunlight breaks leaden clouds on New Zealand’s Dusky Sound
National Geographic | September 1971
28.05.20 // rare moment in time when I am actually studying :o ft. very late golden hour lighting (9pm!!!) and a biology textbook that actually isn’t boring
listening to: bank by b-boy myhre
When a woman is poor and hungry the humane thing to do is put food in her mouth, not your dick. Rachel Moran
Picture by Anaïs Ramos
Indigenous Tasaday child scampers through the forest with ease on the Southern tip of the Philippines
National Geographic | August 1972
Hiking the MacKinnon Pass, New Zealand
National Geographic | January 1978
Strait of Magellan, Chile
National Geographic | June 1976
Cao Daists worship in South Vietnam
National Geographic | March 1971
“you think sex work is bad because it commodifies the body, but so does all wage labor under capitalism”. Tell me, is is just as bad for a man to force a woman to take takeout orders over the phone as it is for a man to r*pe a woman? Is it just as bad for a man to shout to a woman on the street “you look like you’re great at using excel spreadsheets, come do data entry work for me” as it is for a man to shout to her “you have big tits, come give me head” ? No obviously it’s not. Sex is inherently personal and intimate. Commodifying sex is not normal or natural.
Snake River, Idaho
National Geographic | March 1977
Pyramid of Meidum near El Faiyum, Egypt
National Geographic | March 1977