timelightbox:

At Anouk Kruithof’s “Untitled(I’ve taken too many photos /I’ve never taken a photo)” at Hyères 2012, visitors use mirrors to view, frame and navigate the exhibition.
Photographer Anouk Kruithof had taken too many photographs. So she found an editor who had never taken a single one. See more here.

timelightbox:

At Anouk Kruithof’s “Untitled(I’ve taken too many photos /I’ve never taken a photo)” at Hyères 2012, visitors use mirrors to view, frame and navigate the exhibition.

Photographer Anouk Kruithof had taken too many photographs. So she found an editor who had never taken a single one. See more here.

magnumohio:

St. John’s Jesuit Academy Family Night. Toledo Mud Hens vs. Scranton Wilkes-Barre Yankees. Fifth Third Field. Toledo.
Lucas Laniauskas, S.J.:

I’m 28 years old. I went to Loyola University in Chicago, and have taught Theology and Religion at St. John’s for the last three years. I still have three years until I am ordained, and the next stop on my journey is the Jesuit School of Theology in Santa Clara, California. I think I was maybe four years old when I realized my calling. All of my life my one goal was to love people and to find a way to make that my job. The priesthood’s all about that.

Judy, Brenda, Deanna, and Norine, mothers of SJJA students:

“The kids all love him.”
“He goes above and beyond what you expect from a teacher.”
“He’s young, smart, vibrant, energetic, magnetic….”
“And cute. God, he’s just so damn cute.”

magnumohio:

St. John’s Jesuit Academy Family Night. Toledo Mud Hens vs. Scranton Wilkes-Barre Yankees. Fifth Third Field. Toledo.

Lucas Laniauskas, S.J.:

I’m 28 years old. I went to Loyola University in Chicago, and have taught Theology and Religion at St. John’s for the last three years. I still have three years until I am ordained, and the next stop on my journey is the Jesuit School of Theology in Santa Clara, California. I think I was maybe four years old when I realized my calling. All of my life my one goal was to love people and to find a way to make that my job. The priesthood’s all about that.

Judy, Brenda, Deanna, and Norine, mothers of SJJA students:

“The kids all love him.”

“He goes above and beyond what you expect from a teacher.”

“He’s young, smart, vibrant, energetic, magnetic….”

“And cute. God, he’s just so damn cute.”

(via littlebrownmushroom)