after a twitter-conversation tonight, i posted a new blog.
“on internet hatred: please inquire within.”
you can find it at http://bit.ly/blog010513 - but i’d also like for you to comment. please give it a read, and share it wherever you like to share.
love.
I think this blog, and the amazing comments that follow it are real and important and eye-opening. BUT warning: it contains bullying and suicides and very real trigger issues.
Tracks
Marilyn Monroe on the set of River of No Return (1954)
(Source: little16monster)
Marilyn Monroe, a newly signed 20th Century-Fox contract girl, poses for a portrait in Los Angeles, 1947. Photographed by Earl Theisen
Inge Morath, The Misfits
(Source: mostlymarilynmonroe)
A female Lockheed employee works on a P-38 Lighting - Burbank, CA - 1944
Marilyn Monroe on her way to Bement, photographed by Eve Arnold, 1955.
(Source: mostlymarilynmonroe)
During 1946 and 1948 Scottish photographer Bill Burnside had the privilege of working with Norma Jeane a few times.
One series of photos that Burnside took of Marilyn in 1948 has her frolicking on the beach in Santa Monica, California, wearing red shorts and a blue T-shirt.
However, this photo above was not taken by Burnside but by photographer Eve Planch in the late 1940’s and was given to Bill by Marilyn. On it, she wrote:
“To Bill, Anything worth having is worth waiting for! Love Marilyn.”
