I'm the mountain, rising high.

Marcus. 21, still searching many things, psyched music listener, some kind of a photographer, totally dopey

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Lake Peyto by Jude Allen

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virgo, gemini, scorpio, taurus

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Omggggggg

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Truly something that would come out of my mouth.

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And I find it kind of funny I find it kind of sad

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One of these playgrounds is called “The Land”.

The Land is an “adventure playground,” although that term is maybe a little too reminiscent of theme parks to capture the vibe. In the U.K., such playgrounds arose and became popular in the 1940s, as a result of the efforts of Lady Marjory Allen of Hurtwood, a landscape architect and children’s advocate. Allen was disappointed by what she described in a documentary as “asphalt square” playgrounds with “a few pieces of mechanical equipment.” She wanted to design playgrounds with loose parts that kids could move around and manipulate, to create their own makeshift structures. But more important, she wanted to encourage a “free and permissive atmosphere” with as little adult supervision as possible. The idea was that kids should face what to them seem like “really dangerous risks” and then conquer them alone. That, she said, is what builds self-confidence and courage.

A documentary called The Land premiered at the 2015 Full Frame Documentary Film Festival: [x]

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Photo Manipulations by Ellen Jantzen

Ellen Jantzen was born and raised in St. Louis Missouri. Her first college degree was in graphic arts. In 1992, after a move to LA California, she graduated The Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising with an advanced degree in fashion. She worked for several years at Mattel Toy Company, but became disillusioned with the corporate world and longed for a more creative outlet. 

Having been trained in computer design, she set about to learn Photoshop. As digital technology advanced and cameras were producing an excellent resolution, she found her perfect medium. It was a true confluence of technical advancements and creative desire that culminated in her current explorations in the photo-inspired art using both a camera to capture images and a computer to alter and manipulate the pieces. Her Twitter.

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[coolthingoftheday]

Potoos use their body posture to camouflage themselves as part of the tree they’re perched in.

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GUYS. LOOK IN THE SECOND PICTURE. LOOK AT THE FUZZY BABBY POTOO POSING LIKE ITS MOM. LOOK HOW PROUD SHE IS, LIKE “I’M SO GLAD, MY CHILD IS SO GOOD AT PRETENDING TO BE A FUCKING TREE STUMP”

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I JUST THOUGHT YOU GUYS WOULD WANT TO KNOW WHAT A POTOO LOOKS LIKE WITH ITS EYES OPEN BECAUSE WOW 

WOWOWOWOW

LIKE ALL AROUND THIS BIRD IS SO RIDICULOUS

NEW AVATAR

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HOW COULD YOU REBLOG THIS AND NOT ALSO MENTION HOW THE FUCKING THING *SOUNDS*

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My Funny Valentine

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Federico Hurtado, Untitled on Flickr (via alfiusdebux)

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On April fools day Google should change their logo to Bings logo.

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snapchat: wxsfp

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N  U  D  E  S  T 

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Got some fancy lights in my room now - sadly this mobile cam kinda fails at this.

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Live for yourself. Love those around you - but realise they have their own agendas.

Alex Gaskarth (via waldbutt)