wnycradiolab: Dillon Marsh photographs disguised cell towers in Cape Town and its surrounds: Invasive Species. (via Studio 360)

wnycradiolab: Dillon Marsh photographs disguised cell towers in Cape Town and its surrounds: Invasive Species. (via Studio 360)

Nitratediva: Seventy Years Ago, On June 6, 1944, Two American Servicemen—Preparing For The D-Day Landing—Attached A Miniature Life Vest To A Puppy. This Kodachrome Footage Was, I Believe, Captured By Hollywood Director George Stevens Or By A Member

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Wherearchitectureisfun: Ryanpanos: Invasive Species | Dillon Marsh In 1996 A Palm Tree Appeared Almost Overnight In A Suburb Of Cape Town.this Was The World’s First Ever Disguised Cell Phone Tower. Since Then These Trees Have Spread Across The City,

Yok2Tog: &Amp;Ldquo;Lost&Amp;Rdquo; By Nick Deford Embroidery On Paper, 2006

Fuckyeahabandonedplaces: Untitled By Dutchct On Flickr.

Design-Is-Fine: Natural Casts Of Four Plants, 1540-50. Silver Cast. Nuremberg. German National Museum Art Approaching And Emulating Nature Becomes Strikingly Evident When The Artist Does Not Use A Self-Sculpted Model For The Metal Casting, But

Mineralists: Lazurite On Marble With Small Crystals Of Pyrite Firgamu, Afghanistan

Un-Gif-Dans-Ta-Gueule: Let’s Try Something Different

Jenny-Odell: Athabasca Oil Sands - Syncrude Mine (2014)

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Kidmograph: Wtr_Ns

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