andrewharlow:

Slow Walking Trees
Southwest & Northeast, 2012
Photograph

(Source: andrewharlow)

(Source: russiabyriver)

Gahhhh.

saintcita:

That texture, I want to rub it on my face! 

Amazing. But.. I don’t want to rub it on my face.

grafikr:

Milky Way Path

I’ve moved from a house in the hills to an apartment in the city a few years ago. The old house no longer exists and what I ended up missing the most was the amazing view of the night sky.

Taken with a Canon 500D, with Tokina 11-16 F2.8, 30sec exposure, lightroom for color adjustment. I aimed a flash-light to the road for a few seconds so that the road-reflectors could be seen. (by Nuno Serrão)

Stunning.

I may be an adult, bit when I see crunchy bark I still go out of my way to step on it. #nature #bark #imactually23iswear


crystal-doom:

howtoskinatiger:

Near the shores in the city of Van, a cat and a fox are often seen playing together. A local said he first saw them together when they shared some left over fish from a fisherman. The pair soon began to play together and it has now been over a year since they began this unlikely alliance.

jdsabgfadskjl!

(Source: iamthatthatiam)


razorshapes:

Barry Underwood - Light Installations:

1. Blue Line, 2010

2. Trace (Yellow), 2008

3. Pink, 2008

These images are documentations of full-scale installations that are built on-site in the landscape. Using illusion, imagination, and narrative, my photographs explore the potential of the ordinary. I approach my photographic work with a theatrical sensibility, much like a cinematographer or set designer would. By reading the landscape and altering the vista through lights and photographic effects, I transform everyday scenes into unique images. Light and color alter the perception of space, while defamiliarizing common objects. Space collapses, while the lights that I install appear as intrusions and interventions. This combination renders the forms in the landscape abstract. Inspired by cinema, land art, and contemporary painting, the resulting photographs are both surreal and familiar. They suggest a larger narrative, and yet that narrative remains elusive and mystifying.

Amazing. 

(Source: mountainsmoonsandredwoods)

I found a really awesome branch out on my walk and I’m tossing up whether to take it home with me, paint it white and turn it into a clothes rail. #DIY #design #found #walk #nature (Taken with Instagram)