[nevver]

I see green, icy blue - Sebastian B (@tabacstar_)

[thequeensenglish]

The swans ring the bell to be fed at the Bishop’s Palace, Wells, Somerset.

The tradition of Swans on the Moat at The Bishop’s Palace( adjacent to Wells Cathedral) goes back to 1870’s when one of Bishop Hervey’s daughters first taught the swans to ring a bell at the Gatehouse for lunch to be fed to them by the caretakers who live in the gatehouse.

You can see the bell just beneath the window of the Gatehouse, with a rope hanging down for the swans to pull.

New generations of swans learn to ring the bell from their parents.

[yua]

A thread of Roots’ Photography by @keemgeewook ㅡ Art Directing & Styling by @m1m1y ㅡ Hair & Makeup by @_kwonjiin ㅡ Set Design by @parkjiinhee ㅡ Models by @your.inn @modeldirectors_ma ㅡ in exclusive for PAP MAGAZINE

[iamjapanese]

SHIMOMURA Gyokuko（下村玉廣 Japanese, 1878-1926）

from the book Shiki nishiki（しき錦）1903　　via

[ancientsstudies]

The sun will always come back.

[nemfrog]

The shark in pursuit of a meal. In ocean land. 1927.

Internet Archive

[nemfrog]

"The electric waves reaching the Earth from sunspots interfere with our electric waves." The light of the world. 1940.

Internet Archive

[irreplaceable-spark]

Bernini, Apollo and Daphne, 1625

[antoniettabrandeisova]

Love’s Messenger (detail), c. 1885. Marie Spartali Stillman

[florealegiardini]

Faraglioni, Capri (detail), c. 1905. Gottfried Arnegger

[moonsongpink]

“Fortitude” 6 x 6in, acrylic on canvas ©Cara Gonier 2016

[tepitome]

Teotihuacan, Mexico.

[3frogs]

Flores y Plantas en Casa. Violet Stevenson, Editorial HMB. 1978 (or. Plants & Flowers in the Home, Sundial Books Limited. 1975)

[s-h-o-w-a]

Springtime in Japan, Eliot Elisofon, 1957

[nevver]

Whiteout, Ying Yin

[lightlier]

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