Caption: SALVADOR DE BAHIA, BRAZIL – DECEMBER 13, 2009: A woman smokes during a Candomble celebration in a favela in Salvador de Bahia, Brazil. Candomble is an Afro-Brazilian religion which mixes animist beliefs brought by slaves from Africa with Catholicism introduced by Portuguese colonizers. (Photo by Sebastian Liste/Reportage by Getty Images)
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Andrew Wyeth - Adrift (1982)
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Sad Farewell by Duane Michals, 1968
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You cannot live life without consequences. Whenever you do something, there will be a consequence. Just like violence [on film] only works if there’s a consequence. You can’t just be violent for violence’s sake, because it’s not emotionally engaging. - Nicolas Winding Refn
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