sandytangy

Curiously living in beautiful San FranciscoOn a journey with the healthy, fit & happy as a Disney enthusiast, photographer and wanderluster who is easily amused yet hard to impress. music • cars • giraffe • me.thinks

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Cirrus clouds over Paris

These wispy cloud formations are Cirrus clouds, which occur at high altitude. They may form from moisture released above storm clouds and so may foretell the arrival of a significant change in weather. Here, they make such a nice contrast with the brightly lit Eiffel Tower.

Image Credit & Copyright: Bertrand Kulik

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Are you and your pets ready for this 4th of July fireworks?  [x]

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ahaha accurate.

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A Behind-the-Scenes Look at How Pixar Created Their Most Complicated Character for Finding Dory

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 Gregory Boratyn photographs Arizona’s colourful Antelope Canyon

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Amateur photographer Gregory Boratyn, a 42-year-old software engineer from San Diego has shown the popular geological wonder, Arizona’s Antelope Canyon, in a new light thanks to clever use of photo software. Although much-photographed by visitors, Gregory wanted to enhance what he saw by subtly influencing the hues and textures of the scene.  Source:telegraph

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Landscape

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This dog sucks at fetch

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“WHO FUCKING THREW THIS.”

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Giveaways that someone is American, as told by non-Americans.

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Accurate.

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This is oddly comforting.

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The World Travel Poster Collection Alex Asfour

IdeaStorm Media is the freelance studio of designer and illustrator, Alex Asfour. He works on a vast amount of projects that focus on my passions for Art, Design, and Travel. The World Travel Poster Collection is a series of vintage travel posters inspired by the bold design and illustration that was used in early twentieth century travel advertisements.

The collection has expanded into calendars, postcards, pins, and patches all of which are available in his shop.

Images and text via Alex Asfour

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Brain scans reveal what dogs really think of us

 Thanks to recent developments in brain imaging technology, we’re starting to get a better picture of the happenings inside the canine cranium.

That’s right — scientists are actually studying the brains of dogs. And what the studies show is welcome news for all dog owners: Not only do dogs seem to love us back, they actually see us as their family. It turns out that dogs rely on humans more than they do their own kind for affection, protection and everything in between.

What dogs are physically wired to notice about humans  | Follow micdotcom

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i am really on the verge of tears because i love dogs so much oh my god

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Cleverly created pasta box designs by Moscow based artist Nikita Konkin.

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