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Water / Woods - A monochromatic photography collection

stickygram:

Nicholas Bell, a Tennessee fine art photographer, sets his scenes near water or woodlands inspired by the concept of time. 

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“Photography for me has to do with time and my perception of time”.

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“The first day that I spent with a camera I recognised that being completely focused and connected to a scene seemed to slow time” 

Source: (PhotographyBlogger)

These are gorgeous…

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bookpickings:

Wild Ones: A Sometimes Dismaying, Weirdly Reassuring Story About Looking at People Looking at Animals in America
Jon Mooallem
“Maybe you have to believe in the value of everything to believe in the value of anything.” 
What an obscure endangered butterfly teaches us about parenthood, legacy, and being human

Wow, this book seems like it’ll be pretty depressing.
And I must get my hands on it!

bookpickings:

Wild Ones: A Sometimes Dismaying, Weirdly Reassuring Story About Looking at People Looking at Animals in America

Jon Mooallem

“Maybe you have to believe in the value of everything to believe in the value of anything.”

What an obscure endangered butterfly teaches us about parenthood, legacy, and being human

Wow, this book seems like it’ll be pretty depressing.

And I must get my hands on it!

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birdandmoon:

A little cartoon about the monarch/butterfly relationship. It’s inspired by AMAZING research from this lab here, though any errors, factual, technical or aerodynamic, are mine. On my site here.

Edit: thanks for the suggestions, y’all — hopefully this one’s more readable.

<3

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buzzfeedanimals:

Ooooooooooo. We recommend the “staff picks” section.

This is SO COOL!!!!

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(Source: pushthemovement, via booklover)

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And photos?

And photos?

(via treehugger)

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"Nature offers three things: science, character, inspiration."

— BLM-California Director Jim Kenna, citing “River of Doubt: Theodore Roosevelt’s Darkest Journey,” at the California Youth Summit (via mypubliclands)

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Categorizing Mother Nature

fakescience:

Categorizing Mother Nature

I love the heck out of this, but need a source!

(Source: fakescience)

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The world is where we live (by WWF)

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curiositycounts:

Exquisite timelapse of day and night in Yosemite National Park.

I’m in love.