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Shaun Sundholm is an interactive designer from Portland, Oregon who adds these sad or slightly nostalgic love stories, in short phrases, onto photographs of beautiful landscapes and forests. They’re deep messages, like the first one in the gallery which reads, “WE never MADE IT ANY farther.” The photographs are brilliant examples of Shaun Sundholm’s style and eye for design. He also has a great blog where he posts pictures and things he likes. Well worth a check!
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