theglasscabin:

Stained Glass by Neile Cooper

banshy:

Monument Rocks // Jaxson Pohlman

coiour-my-world:

Waterfall In Coyote Gulch Utah

maya47000:

The source to Pahoa by Tom Kualii

djferreira224:

P888-rid by (CMO) Claudio M. on Flickr.

coiour-my-world:

Purple enchantment

centuriespast:

PAULSEN, Julius
St. John’s on Tisvilde Beach
1886
Oil on canvas, 63 x 76 cm
Statens Museum for Kunst, Copenhagen

adventures-of-the-blackgang:

vintage postcard: Moonlight Over the Sea
Mailed in Britain in February, 1906

full size (1651 x 1083)

oldhollywood:

The Seahorse (1934), one of Jean Painlevé’s “scientific-poetic” sea documentaries 

“In the early 1930s, when Painlevé set out to make one of the first films ever to use footage shot underwater, he chose as its subject the seahorse—a species with unusual, and to Painlevé, commendable sex roles: whereas it is the female seahorse who produces the eggs, it is the male who gives birth to them. ‘The seahorse,’ he would later write, ‘was for me a splendid way of promoting the kindness and virtue of the father while at the same time underlining the necessity of the mother. In other words, I wanted to re-establish the balance between male and female.”

-excerpted from Maverick Filmmaker Jean Painlevé (via)

museumuesum:

Chris McCaw

Sunburned GSP#323 (Santa Cruz Mtns/expand & contract), 2009
unique gelatin silver paper negative, 20”x24”

Sunburn GSP #226 (Monterey Bay), 2008 
Unique Gelatin Silver Paper Negative
11″ × 14″ (29.7 × 35.6 cm)

Sunburn GSP#269 (Pacific Ocean/Summer solstice), 2008
2 8”x10” unique gelatin silver paper negatives

Sunburned GSP #469 (Full day/ Sierras), 2011 
Three Unique Gelatin Silver Paper Negatives
11″ × 14″ (27.94 × 35.56 cm) each element

Sunburned GSP#150 (Pacific Ocean/radom/figure), 2007
Unique Gelatin Silver Paper Negative
11″ × 14″ (29.7 × 35.6 cm)

Sunburned GSP #491 (Sunset/sunrise, every 10 minutes, North Slope, Alaska), 2011 
Unique Gelatin Silver Paper Negative
8″ × 20″ (20.32 × 50.8 cm)