The girl who's had too many chances.

Lígia Magalhães, 21. São Paulo - Brasil.

[souris-ala-vie]

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@ plan b, mid valley

[worldes]

untitled by Joe Nigel Coleman on Flickr.

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[stunningpicture]

Mushrooms blooming in the tree bark

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look at all the little umbrellas

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My tiny cactus has a baby bump

[did-you-know]

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[alixanasworld]

Dome of the Rock - Jerusalem, Palestine

[pennyylanee]

[illbeyourzombie-blog]

worship-:

warmbreeze-palmtrees:

I just stared at this for like 5 minutes

how did someone get this picture omg

wow.

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[teenga]

“I cannot describe the eerie feeling I had when I walked in on this scene. I followed a massive storm front several 100 kilometers hoping to capture something special but this blew my mind. The surreal milky green water is a natural phenomenon caused by electromagnetic activity from the lightning hitting the waters surface. There was no rain where I was and not much wind either but in the distance the sky was charged and angry subjecting its wrath over the graveyard of dead trees in this normally very dry lakebed. I was able to capture a series of unique images this being one of the best.” - Julie Fletche

Julie Fletche/National Geographic Photo Contest / Via proof.nationalgeographic.com