Dublin
You see, this is what I love about Ireland.
Most people would look at that rock and say; “gosh, that’s a pretty cool rock, I wonder how it stays up like that?”
No. That is not the right way to do things.
The Irish look at that and say; “I’m going to build a house on that fucker.”
Sorry to burst your bubble but this isn’t a real house or in Ireland.
It is Thailand’s Ko Tapu island:
The island became famous after it was one of the locations in the 1974 James Bond movie The Man with the Golden Gun, and since then has also been known as James Bond Island.
“Queen Elizabeth II firing an SA80.”
lil bro and his homies LOL
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Stjepan Filipović, a Croatian Partisan who fought against Axis forces during WWII, moments before his own execution.
Moments before dying, he threw his arms into the air and yelled, ”Death to fascism, freedom to the people!”
Valjevo, Yugoslavia - May 22, 1942.
A photo of the annular solar eclipse of May 20, 2012 taken by NASA.
This is actually a composite made on photoshop. You cannot see the Milky Way as vibrant as it is in this photo behind the sun, nor is it even located there. But other than that it’s a beautiful image nonetheless. :)
Thank you, Maryam. I can always rely on you to know these things inside out.
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The Hollow Earth (via here)
“This is probably going to get quoted in every publication just because I said it. And I’m not even saying anything. I’m not talking about my films, I’m not talking about my life, and I’m not talking about the world. And yet, the media will print it simply because I said it. And at this moment in time, I bet there is an artist around the corner of this hotel, on the street, with a mind far beyond ours, but we will never listen to him simply because he has not appeared in a movie. And that is what is fucked up about our culture.”
— Robert Downey Jr. (via whimsicalsun)
“Trace Heavens” is a series of gorgeous light installations by James Nizam. To create these images James painstakingly made incisions into the structure of a house to capture and manipulate sunlight into light sculptures.
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