Reblogged from Dwaynessworld's Blog:

Look Book provided by D.M.D’ Agency. MDF 2012 Spring Preview. Vintage Clothes. Fashion. Look Book. . Special Thanks to our Beautiful models Mariah Powers & D’Ante Tinson, Amazing Photoghaper Leilani Hunter, Ella Photography, Mariah’s heels provided by Loud!, and My Divine Family for letting D.M.D’ create this project for them. Be on the look out for MDF apparel in stores near you!

Reblogged from Stephanie's Script:

The popular style of dance for most college aged students is currently one that barely resembles dancing at all. Many campus events with music result in outbreaks of “dancing” called grinding or just general undulations of the body. Young adults will throw themselves on the dance floor only to perform movements that are better kept private. However, there are others who are nostalgic for a time before they were born or simply enjoy actually dancing instead of thrusting in public. I happen to be one of …

Reblogged from off my record:

It’s been a long time. I was waiting for some sort of epiphany–a realization that my life had become interesting again. During my last semester of college, things became pretty stagnant. Not to say I didn’t enjoy myself; I visited high school friends at their colleges, freelanced for The Pioneer News, and for the most part, took it easy. But, if you know me, you know I get bored quite easily. By December, I was chomping at the bit for a change of scenery or a new corner to turn. December was… …

We Continue Our Studies. Yeah!

Reblogged from Doin' It:

The word amplify, now what does that mean– well, when checking a dictionary one might come across the definition such as am·pli·fy/ˈampləˌfī/ 1. To make larger or more powerful; increase. 2. To add to, as by illustrations; make complete. 3. To exaggerate. 4. To produce amplification of: amplify an electrical signal. But after going through and reading all of those applicable definitions the one that stands out to me most would have to be the first, to make larger or more powerful; increase. …

Reblogged from Stephanie's Script:

Most people who watch the Super Bowl are there for the action on the field. Vary rarely do onlookers pay attention to the photographers surrounding the field. Unless, of course, one gets in the way of a tackle and goes down with a player. So while, tv viewers are sung at home watching the action unfold, it is a completely different experience for a photographer on the field. Instead of preparing for the Super Bowl by opening a bag of chips and grabbing a cold drink, sports photographers like Doung Mills …

Reblogged from Mike Engelstad:

Is Valentine’s day too commercial? Well I suppose it depends on who you are talking to. One third of the singles that were part of a poll taken said that it was. Most of the others said that it is not too commercial as long as you make it unique. It can be a fun holiday to be creative. Forget the candy and cards, but give an experience to remember. Take a date to dinner, or make one for them. Do something completely off beat that will make a moment to remember that will also be something unique to the two …

Sushi For Everyone!

Burgers. Yum!

We’re Breaking For Spring

Dancing for Dollars

Reblogged from Brooke Cantwell:

During my morning routine, I love to watch the Today Show. Mostly for my morning dose of hard-hitting news. I’m kidding, of course about the last comment. While I was putting on my makeup I saw that they were doing a story about Tom Brady’s victoria’s secret model wife about the Super Bowl and her hubby’s performance during the game. (See what I mean about hard-hitting?) This story actually intrigued me a bit, so I put down my mascara and continued to pay attention more closely. To my dismay I saw that the …

Reblogged from journalismary:

Louisville, Kentucky born and raised artist, drummer, photographer, and graphic design artist Ben Sears has been dabbling in the arts since he can remember. One place where you can treat your eyes and your ears to the young Renaissance man is free to all at bensears.tumblr.com. Sears is currently a student at the University of Louisville where he studies Graphic Design. During the time he has spent in school he has already made an impact on the world of art through his contributions to Top Shelf Records, …

Did You Say Ferret?