Broken Dreams Club
Gaby Jeter is a 22-year-old photographer based in Las Vegas, NV, who specializes in shooting weddings, engagements, and portraits. She has an obsession with Polaroids & traveling.
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Hello, you. June’s theme will be LONGING. Unlike more-acute forms of desire like desperation or need, longing is a sweet ache—more pining for something than dying for it. It’s nostalgia, homesickness, boredom, a persistent feeling of lack, dreaming of escape/the future. It’s summer: summer homes & cottages, stuffy summer bedrooms, sun-bleached memories of summers past. The shadow of September that hangs over June. It’s secret hangouts, crushes, unrequited love. Send what you’ve got here, and thanks. ♥
All of them look AMAZING!
Log in to replyI wish i could be at las vegas right now :)
Aaaaah my Mom is going to Las Vegas in January and she’s going WITHOUT ME I am so sad.
These pictures are gorgeous.
Little&Trivial
Log in to replyBeautiful.. Wish i was there right now.=)
Log in to replyAww. 3 is especially gorge!
Log in to replyI love the vibe of the Polaroids, so pretty
Log in to replyOH MY IN PICTURE 4 I THOUGHT IT WAS LEA MICHELE!!
apart from that, amazing incredible photos! its like from a movie!
Log in to replywow polaroids are so dreamy!! i really wish i could use my polaroid camera but it’s the old kind and i don’t know where to get any old polaroid film!
Log in to replyWow, the colors in #2 are gorgeous. I didn’t realize anything like that still existed in Vegas.
#5 is dreamy, very Virgin Suicides.
Log in to replyThese are really great pictures. I love polariods! I really need to buy one of these ASAP! Inspiration central.
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That was so pretty! Wish there was more. ;)
Log in to replyThese are soooo beautiful! Aah!
Log in to replyPolaroids are really awesome, but this photo set really captures the reality and grittiness of Vegas. It’s dreamy with a dash of raw edge like Sofia Coppola’s Somewhere.
Log in to replythese pics are really beautiful. i love the dreamy quality of it. it reminded me of being a teenager…so THANK YOU!
Log in to replyI have always wanted a Polaroid camera! They are gorge shots too! Wish I could take good photographs :(
Log in to replyawww eee Im so excited my photos are on here!
Log in to replyIs the title of this post taken from a Girls album? Because it totally goes perfectly with the vibes of that band, and that’s one of their album titles. I saw them in San Francisco and they put flowers on this awesomely gritty stage– they’re kind of amazing, and these photos spectacularly mimic their mix of roughness and sacredness-ish-nish.
Log in to replyyes!
Log in to replyThat’s so weird– polaroids always remind me of them, for some reason. I found an old polaroid camera of my mom’s with film from the eighties, and the photos come out all pink and warped and otherworldly, like the whole world has fallen asleep into some type of teenage dream– which is totally Girls, right? Their concert was like passing into another state of being, since I’d listened to their songs so much that they’d sort of become anthemic. And the flowers added to the whole thing , and then this girl threw her underwear up on stage in a Virgin Suicides-esque desire type thing for Chris Owens. It was beyond surreal. Anyway, really cool post– I’ve never met anyone else who listened to Girls before.
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