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anyone not dying is dead

[siyahalbatros]

by SimonLB

[just-art5]

Peder Mønsted - Sunset over a forest lake, 1895 (details)

[rabbitinthemeadow]

And oh, the color and the sound of it // Part 6

[xponentialdesign]

Fresh drop → ╠╣═╔╗

Initial Electron Particle [18-06-18 ] H264 2160x2160 24fps →→ COLLECT NFT ←← 1ˢᵗ one goes at π(2) ꜩ next 7 at π(4) ꜩ

[nokkasili]

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[everythingfox]

Someone send him to DGT (Doggos Got Talent)

[heaven-ly-mind]

lion

[earthporn]

Summer @ Lake Eibsee, Bavaria, Germany. [2160x1440] [OC] by: kevynkurpiers

[burningmine-deactivated20230217]

Lake Colchuck, May 2019

[allthingseurope]

Ronda, Spain (by Mario Gonzales Leyva)

[earthporn]

Denali National Park from 34,000 ft [OC] [4032x3024] by: imapilotaz

[delta-breezes]

Guerel Sahin | @guerelsahin

[retronator]

I love maps! For a while now I thought there should be a pixel art map of the world, the kind with landmarks stacked shoulder to shoulder as can often be found in poster shops.

My wish is coming true and while it’s not the whole world (yet), I was happy to find David ‘Danc3r’ Moyano’s detailed Argentina and Venezuela maps. 

Joining this month is his incredibly ambitious take on the USA, namely The United Pixels of America: 8-bit Map of the USA, as commissioned by NetCredit.

The gargantuan piece measures 1325×851 pixels, three times the already huge Venezuela map. Just like the previous two, it’s also full of tiny, cute animations.

Head on over to the original blog post to explore everything from Las Vegas and the Grand Canyon on the West Coast to the Statue of Liberty and the White House on the East.

Maybe one day, we’ll get to see the whole world in pixels!

[earthporn]

[OC] [1080 X 1960] Early morning from Panwali Kantha, Uttarakhand, India by: khan-isa

[earthporn]

Lake Louise, Alberta reflections [OC] [5156x6445] by: jonevogel

[everythingfox]

This would make a cool background