Miranda Friel✌️❤️

audrey hepburn on his arm for forever

does it ever drive you crazy etc

shuuuuut up

Cancel the rest of my day I am catatonic

Joshua Jackson and Katie Holmes reunite for a “Dawson’s Creek” moment at the “Brunello: The Gracious Visionary” NYC premiere.

Unpopular opinion but I genuinely think he can do whatever the hell he wants. Watching the world literally drain the light from his eyes since childhood? And honestly, blowing up the way he did in the YouTube era it all makes sense. Let him live

Yes, people paid thousands of dollars just to see him. But that’s not all they’re paying for. They’re paying for the Coachella experience. The festival full of different music performances and experiences. But also to see someone who hasn’t performed like that in years. (6/6)

I’m seeing a lot of hate for JB’s performance. As someone with a completely unbiased opinion - I’m not a fangirling stan or a hater, just a casual listener - I don’t get it. Not every performer has to put on some broadway spectacle. The YouTube thing wasn’t his whole set (1/?)

He looked happy to hear his fans singing along to his older stuff and newer stuff. He looked happy to be performing again. That’s what matters. Fans have waited for him to be back on stage and they got a little bit of everything they grew up on. (5/6)

What I see in his performance is that there’s no doubt that he is most likely slowly healing from the trauma he’s gone through. He’s slowly putting his toes back in the water. He’s able to look back at his younger self and smile. He looked happy to be there. (4/?)

What did y’all expect him to do? Put on his white&purple outfit &SnapBack and do the same song and dance from when he was 15? This kid has been through stuff that 95% of the world will never know. He quit touring for a reason. He sold his music catalog for a reason. (3/?)

Heck, I don’t even think it was half of it. He didn’t lipsync. He didn’t read lyrics. He harmonized with his younger self. He gave the long-time beliebers snippets of nostalgia. Fitting as much as he could into the set. And they ate it up. (2/?)

You will not find these beauties on the moon or Mars or anywhere else But everything that we cherish and love on Earth is disappearing and its all down to humans inability to live within the limits set by nature

Therapist; “There is a tiger in you” The tiger in me:

THIS FUCK ASS SOCIETY!!!!! THIS SHIT SUCKS SO BAD! It’s unrelenting, the grief for the natural world!

These photos are a good reminder that Photographers argue about gear way more than history does. Some people will cheer because they were shot on Nikon. Some will say they would’ve looked better on Sony. Some will say the astronauts should’ve taken a Hasselblad and it would have been perfect. But that misses the point completely. These images, Earth, the Moon, Earth setting behind the lunar horizon, a close-up of a crater, were made on a journey around the Moon with 10-year-old Nikon DSLRs. And they’re stunning. And would have been stunning with a Lecia too, or a Canon, with similar focal lengths and sensor. Because great photographs are rarely about having the newest camera. They’re about having the right tool, knowing how to use it, and being ready when the moment happens. The brand didn’t make these images. The age of the camera didn’t make these images. The astronauts did. Their eye, their preparation, their connection to what they were seeing, and their ability to use the gear they had in one of the most extraordinary places humans have ever gone. Shoot, just hearing that they had proper shrouds over the windows and dimmed the lighting in the cabin to cut reflections, my photographer soul rejoiced! They thought through how to best capture the moments! Yes, being in the right place at the right time matters. In a moment like this, it may matter more than anything. But when that moment comes, what matters next is knowing your gear well enough to make the picture and being setup with the right gear to make it happen. Not chasing the newest model. Not arguing over logos. Not pretending the camera is the artist. Vision matters. Passion matters. Timing matters. But when that moment comes, what matters next is knowing your gear well enough to make the picture and being set up with the right gear to make it happen. moment happens. (now let the silly camera model debates start...) Photo Credit: NASA

@GeauxDevin Oh okay I thought it wasn’t able to be purchased

@Miranda003 It’s not but it was for a while, so some people already bought it.

Arden Cho isn’t doing the Teen Wolf panel at Nostalgia Con. I’ve been personally victimized.

Hello, Moon. It’s great to be back. Here’s a taste of what the Artemis II astronauts photographed during their flight around the Moon. Check out more photos from the mission: nasa.gov/artemis-ii-mul…

@GeauxDevin I thought it wasn’t on the website anymore

@Miranda003 I’m sure some people did the trio with them so she has to interact with them.