caring is cool.

allofearth:

Photograph by Michael K. Nichols

“Waterways are highways in the depths of the Congo rain forest.”

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greenest green that ever greened.

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rootsgrowdeeper:

flawsandfloors:

lunaauria:

My granny taught me how to grow these and help them change colour

can she teach me

me too please. 

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liquidnight:

Adolf Fassbender

Daisy Trail, 1938

From After the Photo-Secession: American Pictorial Photography, 1910-1955

I love still life.

thepowerofart:

Frida Kahlo, Still Life Round, 1942. Diameter: 24 3/4”

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my favorites.

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animal buddies, i am so sorry about this. not fucking cool.

but also, this is wicked-cool looking. very creepy-groovy gothy magic, right? 

tuesday-johnson:

ca. 1870, “Hunting Trophies”

Shikar, or big game hunting, was an immensely popular pastime for the ruling class in India prior to British rule. When the British came into power, elaborate hunting ceremonies were used by Indians and British alike to display their prowess and status to each other. The British influence also brought improvements in hunting technology, which spurred an increase in the capture of game. Dozens of animals were killed in a single day’s hunt and the trophies decorated the halls of the princes’ extravagant hunting lodges. By the late 1870s, the population of many of these rare species had been severely depleted and a government-implemented system for conservation had begun to take hold.

via the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Gilman Collection

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no way, andy. look at all the slate on the ground. that’s def a dragon graveyard.

pachecofores:

ominousplaces:

Landscape.

Elephant graveyard much?

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NNNnnnnnNNNnnnnNNnnnnn….it’s PEONY SEASON which is my FAVORITE season!!!

isn’t it nice how spring comes at the perfect time, just when you think you’re going to die from rain and cold and snow? every year it’s such a huge treat.  

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