A r q a n a e

La arquitectura es vida, o por lo menos es la vida misma tomando forma y por lo tanto es el documento más sincero de la vida tal como fue vivida siempre. Frank Lloyd Wright

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Sun getting dragged away from us

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50 Shades of Ray

Photograph by Eduardo Lopez Negrete

A large school of mobula rays fades into the waters of Baja, Mexico. “The rays were moving quite fast and it was hard enough keeping up with them from the surface, let alone diving down to take a closer look,” writes photographer Eduardo Lopez Negrete. Mobula rays are often referred to as flying rays due to their fondness for breaching.

This photo and caption were submitted to the 2014 National Geographic Traveler Photo Contest. Winners will be announced July 31.

HH:  I haven’t seen all the entries, but this is magnificent and a giche captioned name to boot.

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Photos: Francoispied 

- Los Olivos

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Turns out it’s damn near impossible to turn a suburban around on these logging roads. Taken after a good 200 yard stretch of mud that had me close to sideways a few times. 

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