Thursday, June 11, 2015

Joel Robison









Joel Robison

Yucel Basoglu





















Yucel Basoglu

Joel Robison









Joel Robison

Illustrations by Catrin Welz-Stein







Illustrations by Catrin Welz-Stein

Casa MororĂ³ studio mk27





















Casa MororĂ³ studio mk27

Karen Appleton is a self-taught oil painter originally from the...











Karen Appleton is a self-taught oil painter originally from the South, now living in Chicago, IL with her husband Clay, and Great Dane Henry.

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Aerial Photography of Deserts From the mighty dunes of the...











Aerial Photography of Deserts

From the mighty dunes of the Sahara to the intricate skin-like folds of the Arabian Peninsula, these photographs capture the grandeur of the world’s deserts as seen from space, captured by a range of satellites.

The first photo is from the Great Salt Desert: Iran’s largest desert, which stretches nearly 500 by 200 miles, is named after the salt marshes (kavirs) located there.

The following photo is Namibia’s highest mountain Brandberg Massif, the lushness is in contrast to other Namib desert photos.

China’s bizarre and baffling uniform white lines in the Gobi desert, and its snake-like Taklamakan desert river.

Our fourth photo is the Libyan Desert, located in the southern partthe desert covers an area more than 1,000km in length and width. The desert, which looks like an icy environment from this picture, is in fact almost exclusively sand plains and dunes, with occasional rocky peaks.

Finally, In the Sahara Desert the ancient rock formations are famous for hiding some of the world’s oldest examples of rock art. (via DailyMail)

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archatlas: Little People, Big Places Carlo CafferiniThe...





















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Little People, Big Places Carlo Cafferini

The littleness of human being, the magnificence of human structures. You can see more of his work on his site. [text and images via]