Round the world & the wide wild web

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Lomography Tag of the Day - stairs

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Character, like a photograph, develops in darkness.

Yousuf Karsh   (via lalaladylove)

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Mike Campau is a master of digital manipulation. His latest series, “Motion in Air,” blends sculptures and flowing gowns into these lovely portraits.

Motion in Air by Mike Campau

via 2photo

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That’s awesome

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” I guess you will check under your bed next time…”

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[Source: rsvlts.com]

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Hey there! Enjoying the sun, finally. Would you pick me up?

- in Six Flags New Orleans-

[Picture by Bryan Soderlind]

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Lay down for an eternal nap…

At Okpo Land, South Korea

[Image by SteveSmash]

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If you’re planning on vacationing to the icy shores of Antarctica this summer, try not leave anything at home!

Because of the rough conditions, supplies literally have to be dropped from the sky and retrieved by hand! 

via the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center

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One of my next holidays.

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I guess you had a bad day, pal.

- in Six Flags New Orleans - 

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After Katrina, we’re still here; we still try to keep cool for you.

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Three pics of Six Flags New Orleans man: hurricane Katrina, some time later and…some time later again.

-in Six Flags New Orleans -

[Sources: Bryan Soderling + blog.ubc.ca + blog.chasejarvis.com]

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Welcome to the first scene in the horror film that you star in.

Found by Stefanie Squier

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In the South African Kalahari Desert, Sociable Weaver Birds have taken quite a liking to rural telephone poles. The massive nests that start to resemble familiar scarecrows are built with collected twigs and grass.

Dillon Marsh captured the intricate structures in his recent Assimilation series seen above. Follow the link below to see the rest of these oddly charming nests. 

Birds in the Kalahari Desert Build Peculiar Nests on Telephone Poles

via Notcot