Lately I’ve been a very bad blogger as of late, but in the meantime I’ve become a wonderful Instagramer – and so many of my photos I want to print and frame.  And now, you can!  With Origrami, you’re able to pick 36 of your favorite prints and have them printed on satin stock for $19.95 Australian (or just over $20 American) with free shipping worldwide!  And of course, they come in a lovely little Instagram box to boot.

Yes please!  Now to go choose 36… (or maybe I’ll order two sets…)

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Started following Jon Duenas on Instagram and fell in love with these prints from his shop.  Love the layering of portraits and landscapes.

{images shown belong to Jon Duenas}

These photos from Hilda Grahnat of The Alhambra of Granada are so incredibly gorgeous.  Really inspiring patterns!

{images shown belong to Hilda Grahnat}

I’m really loving these Fog Prints from Fieldguided.  Would love to hang a series of them on my walls!

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I absolutely love the sparkly capped sleeves on this gorgeous bride’s dress!  And her bouquet is really gorgeous and elegant as well.  What a striking couple!  Congrats, Lauren & Joshua (for more details on their wedding day, head over to 100 Layer Cake).

{images via 100 Layer Cake; photography by F5 Photography}

These photos from Swedish photographer Hilda Grahnat are making me really excited for our family trip to the White Mountains this weekend!  Hoping for some good hot, summer days to go for swims (& and picnics to accompany them!).

{images shown belong to Hilda Grahnat}

If you’ve been following Chelsea from frolic, you’ll know that she visited Sweden this summer and now she’s in Germany!  She recently visited a beautiful area called Spreewald and I’m with her on imagining yourself living a more simple life.

I wonder where she’ll turn up next?  It’s been nice to follow her travels on the blog & on her Instagram.

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I got a late start this summer, but am finally making an effort to get down to the pond that’s not too far from my house.  Some of my favorite things to do during my favorite time of year are having picnics, going for a swim, and relaxing on a beach (the sandy beach at the pond will do, just fine!)… luckily I got to do those very things this past weekend with some close friends.

With July ending next week, I realized how quickly summer is flying by and how much more I always want to do.  Top things on my list are: making to the real beach a few more times, going camping, getting to the Cape, making homemade jam & pickles, making more grilled pizzas, and getting out more for early morning runs (which although I’m not a morning person, I discovered this past weekend that they can be magical).

What do you want to do with the last month of summer approaching?

{images shown via my Instagram @letterandlark}

Love these images from a stunning series of photos of Iceland landscapes from the french blog Griottes.  Sometimes the simplicity of white and black is just so beautiful.

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What a neat idea!  Check out Stately Sandwiches, a project to photograph popular sandwiches and design an elegant poster for all 50 States.

FYI, as someone who grew up in Massachusetts… fluffernutters really are that good.

{images shown belong to Stately Sandwiches}