CAPTAIN BACKFIRE!

0versite:

From the ‘Nostalgia’ series by Lucas Simões

thedailywhat:

Natural Occurrence of the Day: The semiannual solar phenomenon known as “Manhattanhenge” — wherein the sunset aligns with the east-west streets of Manhattan’s main street grid — took place yesterday at precisely 8:17 PM.
Above: Manhattanhenge, as observed from 42nd Street.
[telegraph.]

thedailywhat:

Natural Occurrence of the Day: The semiannual solar phenomenon known as “Manhattanhenge” — wherein the sunset aligns with the east-west streets of Manhattan’s main street grid — took place yesterday at precisely 8:17 PM.

Above: Manhattanhenge, as observed from 42nd Street.

[telegraph.]

life:

Researchers in panda costumes perform a physical exam on a 6-month-old panda cub at the Wolong Giant Panda Reserve Centre in China in February 2011. The cub, born to a captive panda mother, was the first captive-bred cub to be reintroduced to the wild. The researchers dressed as pandas so the cub wouldn’t begin to identify with humans.
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life:

Researchers in panda costumes perform a physical exam on a 6-month-old panda cub at the Wolong Giant Panda Reserve Centre in China in February 2011. The cub, born to a captive panda mother, was the first captive-bred cub to be reintroduced to the wild. The researchers dressed as pandas so the cub wouldn’t begin to identify with humans.

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adamgoldberg:

everybody’s doing it. 

after 3 months of watching tourists take the same shot from in front of my apartment and refusing on principle to submit, today I acquiesced.

oficinadeestilo:

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oficinadeestilo:

01 sonho

andrewharlow:

“the anteroom series” by james nizam is a series of photographs projected on to walls and surfaces of soon to be demolished homes

andrewharlow:

“the anteroom series” by james nizam is a series of photographs projected on to walls and surfaces of soon to be demolished homes


Every year, a water fall in Yosemite National Park seemingly turns in to a molten lava flow. The optical phenomenon happens once a year at sunset, and is due to the geometric position of Earth in relation to the sun.
via Gizmodo

Every year, a water fall in Yosemite National Park seemingly turns in to a molten lava flow. The optical phenomenon happens once a year at sunset, and is due to the geometric position of Earth in relation to the sun.

via Gizmodo