Quite like these photos from Capetown photographer, Ulrich Knoblauch. Although they’re shot in an editorial fashion, the models evoke a free, native spirit that I find absolutely captivating. Oh if only life was as dreamy as they make it look here!
{Note: Because they contain nudity I have placed the rest of Ulrich’s photos under a cut.}
We watched The Stranger over the weekend and I really enjoyed the way director Orson Welles played with shadow and light throughout the entire film; further illuminating (or disguising) “Professor Rankin’s” horrible past.
{all images captured via netflix watch instantly}
Last Sunday we packed up a picnic, picked up some pals, and headed to the Zilker Kite Festival! It was the first year for all of us to attend the fest and we couldn’t have asked for a more perfect day. It was gorgeous, sunny, and had just the right amount of wind for kite flying. Going to events like these with great friends is just one -of the very many!- things that makes me so happy to be living in Austin again.
Picnic pals
A paper airplane kite. Had to take a picture of it!
Kites everywhere!
Blake flying his fish kite.
Lovely Katie lounging in the sun.
Craig’s turn with the kite! 
A little girl and her dragon
And a beautiful sunset to end a perfect day
{all photos taken with my canon powershot sx130}
Here’s a few photos from our camping trip to Krause Springs waayy back in November. I unfortunately didn’t get the chance to capture the actual Krause Springs (big bummer!) but there was a little babbling brook next to our campsite that was just as lovely to photograph.
Now that I’ve found my once-thought-was-lost camera cord, expect to see many more personal pictures around this blog! 
{all photos taken with my canon powershot sx130}
Little scenes like these in Godard’s films will always give me the biggest smile.
{images via someblog}
Beautiful food photography by Chantelle Grady.
{via that kind of woman, all photos via chantelle grady}
Really digging these looks from Lauren Moffatt’s Catskills-inspired Fall 2013 collection. Finally, my love for bold patterns and natural “mountain” style joined together in one chic little package.
{all images via fashionista}
Laurie Bird in Two Lane Blacktop, Teddy Girl from the 50s.
Tomboyish and free with simple, clean-cut lines.
