[real-real-numbers]

the first rule of fight club is that two fight clubs are equal if they have the same members

[dat-physics-gal]

The first axiom of set theory is we don't talk about set theory.

[it-appears-that-bruno-has-deact]

Marble sculpture of a frog, Shang Dynasty (1600-1045 B.C.)

[escapismsworld]

Landscapes in Dead Poets Society (1989)

[artfilmaesthetics]

‘Fight Club’ (1999) dir. David Fincher

[karleeroyek]

[pacogabby]

The Oquirrh Mountains as viewed from Fielding Garr Ranch.

[zocher]

Alpsee

[porcelainapparition]

Huntington, West Virginia

built in 1930

[frommylimitedtravels]

For Earth Day - Mt. St. Helens

[geometryofdopeness]

Fibonacci spiral by Iraninian illustrator in Pardaz technique

[the-manwich-horror]

This is beautiful. It was produced in 2012 by the artist Anita Chowdry, based on medieval Iranian and Mughal illustrations.

[itscolossal]

Global Architecture Rises from Resin Hermit Crab Shells in Aki Inomata’s Consideration of Home and Borders

[typhlonectes]

Snails in the genus Julia have a bivalved shell, like a clam!

Even though they have a clam like shell, with 2 sections, they are in fact snails (class Gastropoda). They are marine snails, found throughout the Ino-Pacific. There are 6 species which are various shades of green. Julia are tiny, only reaching a length of up to 6 mm long. They feed on algae, and incorporate the chloroplasts from the algae into their bodies. Some of the chloroplasts remain photosynthetic, and the snails are able to feed on the products of this photosynthesis. This process is called kleptoplasty.

Photos: Julia sp. from Australia  - profmollusc | Inaturalist cc; Julia exquisita from Reuinion Island - Alexandre LaPorte | Wikipedia cc

[simena]

Mahmut AKSEL

[divinestrike]

um … compilation

[shonkikong]

Pieve di Cadore

Mamiya RZ67 / Kodak Portra 800

[spectrologie-deactivated2023041]

Colorado // Hayden Garfield

[necessary-disorder]