Polishing Prose

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Black Is A Colour US-based photographer Tim Tadder shares a colour experiment where primary colours are mixed at equal parts, black is ultimately the precipitating colour. During the process, an imperial display of tones appears in the swirling to mirror powerful structure & emotion from the subjects. At a crucial time for the nation to unite, Tim hopes this collection encourages empathy, unity & a non-binary view of race. Black is a color challenges one to see past profiling & foresee the beauty that is capable of elevating the human experience. 

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I think I’m going to apply a bit more critical thinking when watching the news.

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Poster for the International Jazz Festival in Dortmund, Germany (1976). Designed by Günther Kieser.

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His name is Steven Udotong.

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Yoooo lemme bless your dashboard

(Feel free to add your pics too 😏😏)

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the good energy in this post,,,

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🥺I love this

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So precious 😊

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I couldn't stop smiling when looking at this. Look at these beautiful, happy people!!

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Hans Veth

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 Vivid Hummingbird Close-ups Reveal Their Incredible Beauty

When it comes to birds, the terms “strong” or “beautiful” might inspire images of fierce eagles or decadent tropical parrots. But both of these birds will certainly find strong contender in hummingbirds, which possess a unique sort of delicate beauty and a mastery of avian maneuvers like no other. We created this list of 20 stunning hummingbird photos to show you just how beautiful they can be.

Capturing a photo of a hummingbird in flight with clearly focused wings can be very difficult, as some varieties are capable of beating their wings up to 52 times a second. This gives them the ability to hover and fly backwards – something that few other birds can do and that none have mastered the way the hummingbird has. via Boredpanda

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(by Perchek Industrie)

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More from the spot

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This legitimately needs to be in future literature textbooks to capture the Covid-19 Pandemic.

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they’re talking to each other omg (‘:

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This is my favorite video in all of world history I would die for these cats

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