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[museomalba]

Alfredo Guttero. Portrait de Lucien Cavarry, 1911. Óleo sobre tela. 114 x 145 cm. Colección particular, Buenos Aires

Exposición: Un artista moderno en acción, 2006.

[museomalba]

Annemarie Heinrich. Veraneando en la ciudad [Summer in the City], 1959. Gelatina de plata sobre papel. Copia vintage. 18 x 18 cm

[airportcafe]

IMG_1851

[natgeofound]

Jagged peaks slice through snow and ice at the South Pole, Antartica, August 1956. Photograph by Jack Fletcher, National Geographic

[eatsleepdraw]

Circle 13

[tokyorun]

軒先 by soreikea

[tokyoki]

untitled by rooppe on Flickr.

[sallyawayfromhome]

View from my hotel window, November, 2014. Imagine that pond full of flowering lotus.

[laclefdescoeurs]

Nymphéas, 1908, Claude Monet

[americasgreatoutdoors]

At 2,425 feet, Yosemite Falls is one of the tallest waterfalls in the U.S. This iconic waterfall can be seen from many places around the park’s Yosemite Valley, but nothing compares to seeing the waterfall up close. Michael Bonocore took this breathtaking photo of his friend Tessa Kit from the base of Yosemite Falls at the end of May. Photo courtesy of Michael Bonocore.

[biblipeacay]

Kay Nielsen illustration from his 1914 book, ‘East of the Sun, West of the Moon’ [source]

[50watts]

Also see Kay Nielsen on 50 Watts

[americasgreatoutdoors]

The last light of the day melts into the Sierra Nevada Mountains in California’s Kings Canyon National Park. Photo by Cliff LaPlant (www.sharetheexperience.org).

[50watts]

Goya, La Duquesa de Alba en blanco

[mypubliclands]

Ending the day with a few colorful sunrise shots from Slinkard Wilderness Study Area in California - taken by BLMer Bob Wick this morning. The view - from a 9,000 foot peak just south of Monitor Pass - looks towards Topaz Lake, Nevada. A different perspective of Nevada for our #mypubliclandsroadtrip.

Although the winter had record low precipitation levels in the Sierra, moisture in late spring and summer has resulted in a good wildflower bloom. A note from Bob: I not adjust the color saturation on this; it was just one of those “saturated” mornings!

[samplerman]

[natgeofound]

Workers inspect details inside a turbine in Montana, 1952.Photograph by U.S. Department of the Interior

[thecolorblockcurator]

Place and Process, Ellen Heck