Dear Taylor Swift

I haven’t used tumblr in such a long time, but figured you may have a better chance of seeing this here. I just wanted to thank you for putting Soon You’ll Get Better on the album. I know that was a very hard and personal decision for you and your family. I know it was about your mum, but it instantly resonated with me - and both broke me and gave me hope at the same time. I’ve been very ill for a while now and at 27, have lost those best years of my life. But for the first time in a long time, your words gave me hope. I’ve been a fan since your Sweet Tea & God’s Graces days and I want to tell you immensely proud I am of your new album and how you stay humble. I also want to thank you for The Man. As a fellow singer/songwriter - I totally relate to this song. Many of my male artist friends don’t face the sexual advances, the withholding pay and generally being messed around. One of the biggest problems I face is trying to become successful in a man’s world. Anyway, I absolutely love the new album and hope you are well! :)

With all my love,

Hayley

@taylorswift

By Jenn Rich

Triglav National Park, Slovenia - by Bruno Pisani

You look like new but you never change //

Detail views of three of my paintings for Zenith & Nadir at Antler Gallery, which you can see alongside the incredible work of Lindsey Carr until September 25th.

In recent years Lindsey has been doing work to assist people displaced by the refugee crisis, and several of her new pieces are a poignant and heartbreaking examination of their struggle; a portion of sales from her charcoal drawings will be donated to Refugee Rescue. Please take a look at www.antlerpdx.com.

By  Norbert Liesz

The Swamp Lake Wetlands below the Cathedral Cliffs: Beartooth Mountains, Wyoming

by riverwindphotography, August 2017

Lady Fox by © Alicja Zmyslowska

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Kings River, California

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