all things go

[allthingseurope]

Prague (by BestCityscape)

[archatlas]

Monuments by Mathieu Bernard-Reymond

In the words of the artist Mathieu Bernard-Reymond:

To create these Black and White photographs, I use financial charts and statistics as basic shapes to produce photographic representations of global economic and ecological concerns. The charts have been modeled using a 3D software and integrated in landscapes I photographed.  By turning these curves and sculptural shapes into massive constructions close to memorials or monumental sculptures, I intend to reach something beyond data. My purpose is to underline their fundamental link to landscape and thus, to human  and natural history. I have been working on this project since 2005.

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[hitku]

Study for The Spanish Dance - John Singer Sargent

[archatlas]

Aerial Abstracts Zack Seckler

[abuildingaday]

Ronchamp | Le Corbusier |  Ronchamp, France | 1954

[humanoidhistory]

April 27, 1972 – The Apollo 16 command module splashes down in the Pacific Ocean, about 215 miles southeast of Christmas Island. (via)

[arikajean]

Our hostel in the mountains

[indieteen]

[blushpink]

[quoted-books]

Hell is the absence of the people you long for.

Emily St. John Mandel, Station Eleven (via quoted-books)

[thecabinchronicles]

Dear Santa, this.

@nartats, Suttle Lake, OR #thecabinchronicles

[cabinporn]

[squeakowl]

Cottage on an island near Nora, Sweden.

[darksilenceinsuburbia]

Zsolt Hlinka

Urbam Symmetry

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[darksilenceinsuburbia]

Nicolas Rivals

La Línea Roja

[dsxsbx]

Columbia River Gorge // Bryan Daugherty

[forestlore]

[americasgreatoutdoors]

In the heart of California’s Sierra Nevada is one of the most awe-inspiring sights: The giant sequoia groves in Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks. 🌲 These towering trees are some of the world’s largest (by volume). They are as tall as an average 26-story building, and they’re bases can exceed the width of many city streets. This amazing pic of the snow-covered General Sherman Tree covered is from the archives courtesy of Ed Cooper.