BREAKFAST AT TIFFANY'S 1961 — Dir. Blake Edwards

leica m16 cutaway drawing, mid 1900s.

Just adding a couple of fun facts about the ship in this postcard that I just read about :)

RMS Saxonia (1899-1925) was the first of two Cunard Line ships with the same name. The second, RMS Saxonia (1954), was later renamed RMS Carmania in 1962.

The RMS Saxonia (1899-1925) featured in this postcard:

Was built by the John Brown & Company shipyard in Scotland and was one of the first ships to have a wireless telegraph installed.

Served as a troop transport ship and an armed merchant cruiser during World War I.

Was refitted and converted to a three-class cruise ship in 1922, with a passenger capacity of 600 in first class, 400 in second class, and 1,000 in third class.

cunard's saxonia embroidered in silk on a postcard ca. 1910s

Quick reminder that it's always morally correct to punch nazis.

rock formation pictured in the kodak pocket guide to nature photography, 1985.

a storm coming in on Georgian Bay in the late 1970s on film by my grandpa, courtesy of his old slide collection that I am in the process of scanning (@reelygoodtimes for more)

It’s just not the same.

snoopy of the day

Polaroid

I don’t want to kill anyone. I don’t like bullies; I don’t care where they’re from.

On March 22, 1895, the Lumière brothers, Auguste and Louis, screened their first film, "La Sortie de l'usine Lumière à Lyon (Workers Leaving the Lumière Factory)," to an invited audience in Paris. #OnThisDay