photoshoot – Page 2 – knitting in the dark

Jeremy Renner // insp

are you fucking kidding me

How do you feel knowing your work impacts people you’ve never met?
Oh man! Does it? It’s like the best thing I’ve ever heard.

captcevans:

“It’s so interesting, when you meet little kids and that resonates, when that hits home. It’s easy to think it and assume it, but then when you meet a kid and you think, “Man, this kid really looks up to me. What a strange thing. He doesn’t even know me!” That’s so funny. I remember feeling that way when I was a kid. It’s a beautiful thing. Not to sound cheesy but it’s really cool. You owe that to them. That’s part of the responsibility of this job.”

For those who like to know these things, if you’ve read my fic A Little Bit of You, A Little Piece of Me, then that last picture is Steve’s ‘I’m making up a plausible lie so I can borrow your car to follow a phone call from Bucky to a secluded location’ smile.

adelainekane:

_{“Embrace your differences and the qualities about you that you think are weird. Eventually, they’re going to be the only things separating you from everyone else."}

toddtomorrow:

omercifulheaves:

So hey, it turns out that Gillian Anderson dressed up like Morticia Addams was something we all needed in our lives.

kath-ballantyne:

flawlessgentlemen:

I like to be lean and flexible. I’m not interested in gaining size.

whimper

actuallyclintbarton:

kidgarbage:

Flower Power – Sophie Gamand

“Flower Power is about challenging myself to approach pit bulls with a fresh perspective and an open heart. I invite the viewer to do the same.“ [x]

All dogs photographed are available for adoption in NYC here, here and here

PRECIOUS BABIES

evmlove:

damecatoe:

“By far, one of the best scenes in the book is where Kaling writes about the photo shoot she and Office co-star Ellie Kemper did for People’s Most Beautiful issue. When the stylist brought a trailer full of size zero gowns, Kaling found herself crying in the children’s bathroom of the public school where the photo shoot was happening. In the bathroom stall, she discovered a smear of what looked like excrement and a child’s graffiti: “This school is bulls–t!” which made her a) laugh and b) demand that the stylist alter one of the gowns to fit her. In the end photo, she’s smiling in a gorgeous fuchsia dress that the stylist had to rip down the back and alter with canvas. Looking at beautiful Kaling, though, you’d never know. It’s a sweet moment of chubby girl victory.” (via afterellen)

This is the story that truly made her my hero.