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Gorgeous photographs by Keily Anderson-Staley depicting the lives of people who have chosen to leave the world behind and live off the grid in the wilds of Maine. Discovered via Daniel Augschoell’s tremendous photographic digest, Ahorn Magazine.
From Fancy Wonder Free
James Gobel’s new show at
Steve Turner Contemporary
opening Saturday, February 11 at 6pm
Portrait of Albert Reyes
by Avi Rothman
via Brown Paper Bag
via SameHat
Infomaniacs (ongoing online strip)
by Matthew Thurber
via PictureBox
Ocean Point Drive, 2012
by Kathy Lo
Paws pg. 59, 2011
by Pete Toms
via jesuisperdu and tertio
Surfing with the Sand Between My Toes, 2010
by Justin Kemp
Love, 2012
by S. James Curtis
Them I-IV, 2012
by Daniel Shea
via It’s Nice That
Mike Kelley discussing the making of Day Is Done
via Art21
R.I.P.
The Burning, 2009
by Richard Colman
“Hollywood Forever Cemetery Sings”
by Father John Misty
dir. Noel Paul
featuring the awesome Aubrey Plaza
McDonalds - Timber/Farmer, 2012
dir. Trevor Cornish
I’m suddenly starving for a McTimber!
via Accidental Bear
mom
by Thomas Prior
Salão Coboi
via Beautiful/Decay
via Two Way Lens
one day
I was “off the grid” kinda sorta about a month ago. Thing is, we had ‘lectricity from the sun and water, a PS3 and satellite internet. But we pooped in bucket and bathed outside so it felt official.
It was AWESOME.
All that aside, I love these photos of Keily’s.
Aw man, that sounds like the life! Yeah, as long as it’s coming from the sun, why NOT play Katamai Damacy in the wilderness? :)