The German Romantic Movement, wet plate Photography, abandoned houses, flea markets, vintage clothes, EBAY
Anyone, young or old, who'd like to pose for me. I'm looking for people in the Philadelphia area who would be interested in modeling for my photographs. You must have a sense of adventure, and be willing to put on vintage clothes I've probably found in an abandoned building.And... I think I'd run away with him.
otr, damien rice, the faint, ironandwine, sultans of ping, radiohead, pixies, violet femmes, shivaree, the veils, violet burning, blond redhead, breeders, placebo, the cure, the autumns, danielson, sigur ros, joy division, cloudroom, goldfrapp, sleater-kinney, pell mell, nick drake, neutral milk hotel, patsy cline, tegan and sara, louis xiv, the decemberists, sufjan stevens, starflyer 59, astrud gilberto, elliott smith, snow patrol, m ward, husky rescue, stars, arlo guthrie, robert deeble, cowboy junkies, dollyrots, fugazi, innocence mission, lizzie west, mineral, michael roe...
city of lost children, onegin, brother sun sister moon, the passion of joan of arc, boondock saints, the secretary, red dragon, donnie darko, the institute benjamenta, rushmore...
I confess I'm quite addicted to LOST (I may have even browsed the message boards) and anything on the History Channel- I'm a documentary whore. Big fan of Adult Swim (Family Guy, Futurama, Home Movies, Sealab 2021, ATHF- Shake is the best and the ever awesome Venture Brothers)And I do love the Colbert Report- I undress Stephen with my eyes every night.
It's easier to list authors: Anything by CS Lewis, the Russians (Tolstoy, Turgenev, Gorky, Pushkin, Chekhov), the German Romantics (Novalis, Holderlin, Goethe, Schiller, Heine), Chateaubriand, Rilke, Huxley, Hawthorn, George Herbert, Gerard Manley Hopkins, Rossetti, John Donne, Gaiman, Stendhal, Bruno Schulz, Anais Nin, Unica Zurn, Hjalmar Soderberg, Alessandro Baricco, Eugene Ionesco, Milan Kundera, Arthur Schnitzler, Eudora Welty, Jeanette Winterson, Gabriel Garcia Marquez, Jean Paul Sarte, Chaim Potok, Victor Hugo, Frederick Buechner, Blaise Pascal, Jean Rhys, Ira Levin, Edith Wharton, Thomas Hardy, Sylvia Plath, Charlotte Perkins Gilman, DH Lawrence, Wilkie Collins, Simone de Beauvoir, Margaret Atwood, Italo Calvino, Ismail Kadare, Isak Dinesen, Angela Carter, Patrick Suskind, Mary Shelley, Albert Camus, George Eliot, Oscar Wilde, Emily Bronte, George MacDonald, Roald Dahl, Nabakov, Marguerite Duras, Balzac, Leo Perutz, Enid Bagnold, Robert Walser, Franz Kafka, Rudyard Kipling, Natalie Babbitt... ok, I'm tired now and who really reads these lists anyway?