(Source: Spotify)

Best planter ever.

Best planter ever.

likeafieldmouse:

Stefan Bruggemann - Make Me (2010)

likeafieldmouse:

Stefan Bruggemann - Make Me (2010)

destroyinc:

Few more photos from the shoot with Olivia Dantes

f-l-e-u-r-d-e-l-y-s:

Valerie Hegarty In these works Valerie Hegarty… | Art & Science

In these works Valerie Hegarty shows the power of nature. No matter how hard humans try to tame the world around them, nature can destroy it. In these pieces, works of art decompose, are eaten, or wear apart. For more information on

blue-voids:

Martin Munácsi - Beach Before the Storm, 1930

blue-voids:

Martin Munácsi - Beach Before the Storm, 1930

Love is all we are. The rest amounts to nothing.

(Source: Spotify)

50you50me:

An adorable desert fox walking against the wind in Morocco. This picture by Francisco Mingorance impressed me more than other amazing entries of the annual National Geographic Traveler Photo Contest. Again, just adorable!
(via In Focus)

*squeeee* SO CUTE.

50you50me:

An adorable desert fox walking against the wind in Morocco. This picture by Francisco Mingorance impressed me more than other amazing entries of the annual National Geographic Traveler Photo Contest. Again, just adorable!

(via In Focus)

*squeeee* SO CUTE.

The Presets - Fall (by modularpeople)

I love this track…

Sausage rolls! First time using this brand of gluten free pastry. Let us see how it goes.

Sausage rolls! First time using this brand of gluten free pastry. Let us see how it goes.

hornbookrule:

Mt. Pinatubo Caldera, Philippines
Who would have thought that a destructive volcanic eruption in 1991 would turn out to be a thing of beauty decades after? Hard to picture that this breathtaking view (I took the photo in January 2012) was once this desolate scene: 

I was around 7 years old and living in Manila when the eruption happened. I remember the sky going dark and the ash starting to fall. Everything ended up being blanketed in grey ash.

hornbookrule:

Mt. Pinatubo Caldera, Philippines

Who would have thought that a destructive volcanic eruption in 1991 would turn out to be a thing of beauty decades after? Hard to picture that this breathtaking view (I took the photo in January 2012) was once this desolate scene: Mt. Pinatubo caldera as seen on August 1, 1991

I was around 7 years old and living in Manila when the eruption happened. I remember the sky going dark and the ash starting to fall. Everything ended up being blanketed in grey ash.

vurtual:

Whale??? (by Muri)

nationalgeographicdaily:

Zhangjiajie National Forest Park, ChinaPhoto: Keren Su, Corbis

I really need to go to China.

nationalgeographicdaily:

Zhangjiajie National Forest Park, China
Photo: Keren Su, Corbis

I really need to go to China.