Kaleidoscopeeyes

I learn a great deal by merely observing you, and letting you talk as long as you please, and taking note of what you do not say.

– T.S. Elliot (via brtnyalxndria)

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1 month ago 7,842 notes

alarmbug:

I’m giving away my Canon 5D MI.

Reason? I accepted my family request and will go to college the next few months. I’m not going to be a photographer anymore.

But this means a lot to me, I got him from saving my part-time job payment, it was a really hard time. He have been through everything with me, included the passed away of my girlfriend. He have captured a lot of memories and I hope he will find a new owner who will treasure him like I do.

You don’t have to follow me If you don’t want to, just reblog this post and send me a message, you can tell me why do you want to have this, or anything. I’ll reply with my rules.

The person who have done my rules will be listed in a post and I will chosing random.

This ends on 26 June because that was the day I brought him home. Good luck. Anybody have any confused, just ask.

2 months ago 543 notes View high resolution

Playboy: Vanessa is French. Are French women different from American women?
Johnny Depp: They speak French better.
Playboy: Beyond that.
Johnny Depp: You know Vanessa could have been anything – Icelandic, Armenian, Egyptian, whatever. It would have hit me with the same force. I wouldn’t say that it was the French thing.
Playboy: How did you meet?
Johnny Depp: We met briefly years ago. I remember thinking, Ouch. It was just hello, but the contact was electric. That was in 1993. It wasn’t until 1998, when I went to do the Polanski film The Ninth Gate and was in the lobby of the hotel, getting messages. I turned around and across the lobby saw this back. She had on a dress with an exposed back. I thought, Wow. Suddenly the back turned and she looked at me. I walked right over, and there were those eyes again. I knew it was her. She asked, “Do you remember me?” I said, “Oh yeah.” We had a drink, and it was over with at that point. I knew I was in big trouble.
Playboy: What was different about his relationship?
Johnny Depp: Everything. After we started dating I worked a long, long day and night, and I came home, back to my apartment in Paris, at three or four in the morning. Vanessa was there, and she was cooking for me. That’s not to say that a woman must cook for a man – that’s not what I’m saying – but it took me by surprise. It was a whole new ball game for me. I’d never experienced that before. It was like she was a woman not afraid to be a woman. I hope that doesn’t sound weird or sexist, because it’s not. I’m totally in agreement that women are the stronger, smarter, more evolved sex.
Playboy: Have you considered marriage?
Johnny Depp: Sure, but it would be a shame to ruin her last name. It’s so perfect – Vanessa Paradis. So beautiful. It would be such a drag to stick her with Paradis-Depp. It’s like a flat note. But for all intents and purposes, we are married. We have two kids together, and she’s the woman of my life. If she ever said, “Hey, let’s get hitched,” I would do it in a second. We’ll do it if the kids want us to, or maybe when the kids are old enough to enjoy it with us.