by joshua heineman (blog theory)

"deeply into whatever"
(especially candy cigarettes)

ahhhhhmega-zine
current issue - no. 5
no. 4, no. 3, no. 2, no. 1

- words
- works
- polaroids
- overheard
- fever math
- reaching
- loops

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J[at]CURSIVEBUILDINGS.COM

songs ( more )

- so don't you worry
- summertime
- chance is our machine
- out tonite
- icstaww
- sun's not rising yet

c u r s i v e
b u i l d i n g s
f o r e v e r

miracles

portraits in red

flickr as a game you cannot win

[ archives ]

Reaching for the Out of Reach 20:

American Civil War veterans pose at Gettysburg, circa 1890.

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June 18

Reaching for the Out of Reach 19:

A train runs between large banks of snow on the F&P, Wisconsin, circa 1890.

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June 17

TRAFFIC JAM

if cursivebuildings.com was a highway, we’d all be bumper to bumper this week… serious. thank you so much for the following links & features:

this entire website (tumblr staff pick)
ahhhhh mega-zine (joshua longbrake, pamela klaffke, so it goes)
flickr as a game you cannot win (noah kalina)
reaching for the out of reach series (reddit, digg, wired, neatorama, core77, ehrensenf, meneame, & several rad personal blogs)

thanks for kicking around cursivebuildings.

[ ps. watching this (1:50-2:10) was absolutely surreal ]

Reaching for the Out of Reach 18:

A buffalo causes a stir in the streets of Chicago, circa 1890.

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June 12

Reaching for the Out of Reach 17:

Cassiano indian at San Antonio Mission, said to be 136 years old, circa 1880.

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June 10

Reaching for the Out of Reach 16:

Amateur barber during the American Civil War, circa 1863.

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Reaching for the Out of Reach 15:

Horseshoe Curve in the Allegheny Mountains, Pennsylvania, circa 1908.

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June 7

AHHHHH MEGA-ZINE, No. 2

FREE DOWNLOAD HERE

FEATURING WORK BY:
anthony sacco (website)
sarajo frieden (website)
jamie lawson (flickr)
laura m. hoffmann (flickr)
cate rachford (flickr)
susannah shepherd (flickr)
erik whittaker (website)

READ THE THIRD ISSUE HERE
READ THE FIRST ISSUE HERE

May 24

FEATURING WORK BY:
joshua longbrake (website)
michelle k. anderson (website)
pamela klaffke (website)
zichuan lian (website)
dayna bateman (website)
ian ernzer (website)
alan campbell (flickr)
edward olive (website)
jason cawood (flickr)

READ THE SECOND ISSUE HERE

March 11

TO SEE THE PAST BETTER

please click on the date or plus sign next to each photograph for the raddest view. there are so many bouncing things on the front page now… it can sometimes slow the framerate.