I killed a bear with my man hands

fieldandforest:

WE ARE WILD

By Sebastien Charest

I stand alone in the heavy rain, tying on my next fly. My fingers are numb and fiddling with the intricate knot. Several waves of people have come and gone, driven out by the heavy rain yet here I remain, rooted to the estuary. There’s not many like us, people who seek refuge from life’s busy schedule and find solace in the wilderness. We seek out the most remote of places, where the possibility of bumping into another soul is slim. It’s built a passion for the outdoors that lies deep inside me. It’s driven me on a journey north, going from town to town looking for the next peak to climb and the next river to fish. As soon as the first cast lays across the stream I feel the weight of the uncertainty of life lift from my shoulders. When I top out on a mountain, there’s no worry of the emails or the phone calls that await my return. There is only a deep sense of awe, and peaceful serenity.

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Born in the rugged North Central region of British Columbia, Sebastien moved to Vancouver as a young boy and now resides in the small town of Lund on BC’s Sunshine Coast where he works as a kayak guide. See more of his photos on Instagram and Tumblr

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lesstalkmoreillustration:

Illuminated Giclée Art Prints By Daniel Taylor

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architags:

Kikkawa Architects. 厚木の家. Japan. photos: Kikkawa Architects

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takeovertime:

Theca | Formafantasma

A minimal cabinet created by Netherlands-based designers Formafantasma. Delta is a collection of objects conceived by a collaboration between the Roman Design Gallery Giustini / Stagetti Galleria O. Roma and Formafantasma. The project, curated by Domitilla Dardi, is part of the gallery’s program ’Privato Romano Interno’ curated by Emanuela Nobile Mino that since 2012 with the first collection designed by Fernando and Humberto Campana, commissions international designers to use Rome as a source of inspiration for new furniture pieces. Delta as a collection result as a coherent body of work that more then delivering a portrait of a city, it uses design to draw unexpected links between historical periods in search for timelessness.

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kazu721010:

Artist Studio and Workshop / Mork-Ulnes Architects

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smallandtinyhomeideas:

SHEDSISTENCE / hat tip to sean david burke of unboxedhouse

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