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Waterloo Place, London in 1899. by Leonard Misonne

Teach me how I can love the present, because I am tired, in the future there is only the eternal night, the realm of nihil, the last step of melancholy.

To Leah.

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Mervyn O'Gorman was 42 when he took these pictures of his daughter, Christina O'Gorman at Lulworth Cove, in the English county of Dorset. He photographed Christina wearing a red swimming costume and red cloak, a colour particularly suited to the early color Autochrome process.

Autochrome was one of the first colour photo technologies, which used glass plates coated in potato starches to filter pictures with dye.

To his friends, Mervyn O'Gorman was “O.G.” He had qualified as an electrical engineer and worked for cabling companies, and in 1909 he became superintendent of the Royal Balloon Factory, later the Royal Aircraft Factory. He was an enthusiastic early motorist, and published O'Gorman’s Motoring Pocket Book in 1904.

Yet O'Gorman’s hobby was photography. He took these images in 1913.

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Funeral of Hearts - Stanislaw Trojanski

The time has come to pass the mantle on the a new warrior, to me.

#Azrael #batman arkham knight

Two Face por Ashley Campbell

#water #reflection #natural light #cold #empty #peaceful #calm #screaming #death #eerie #nikon d3000

#Всичко живо е трева #all flesh is grass #clifford simak #sci fi #science fiction

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Mount Pleasant Radio Telescope Observatory

The University of Tasmania’s Mount Pleasant Radio Telescope Observatory under a brilliant night sky, thanks to @miaglastonbury.

Grote Reber, an American pioneer of radio astronomy in the 1930s, made Tasmania his home in the 1950s because of its unique location at high magnetic latitude. He settled on the outskirts of Bothwell, a rural town 1 hour north-west of Hobart, and spent the next forty years working in partnership with the university and undertaking world-leading work in radio astronomy.

Go Behind The Scenery here.

Photo Credit: Published on Instagram by Mia Glastonbury.

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Supermoon In Radio Telescope

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Selection of Clark Ashton Smith’s sculptures. Clockwise from top left: Crawler from the Slime, Swamp Feeder, King of Zothique, Mysteriarch, Werewolf, Hyperborean Soldier, Shub-Niggurath, Lamia, Porcine Entity and Untitled Fish-like Animal. Various dates. Source.