/ Photography and Writing //
arizonanature:

Desert Splendor (by ScenicSW)
cyber-cum:

bubble tape, 2013
visitheworld:

Admiring Lake O’Hara from Opabin Prospect in Yoho National Park, Canada (by Cormac).
vmohr25:

Listen with your heart.

I am somehow less interested in the weight and convolutions of Einstein’s brain than in the near certainty that people of equal talent have lived and died in cotton fields and sweatshops.

Stephen Jay Gould  (via 5footabstract)

FOREVER REBLOG!

(via knowledgeequalsblackpower)

history-does-not-suck:

Tammam Azzam left his home in Damascus at the beginning of the Syrian uprising. Now based in Dubai, he’s supporting what he calls the “revolution” with his art, which draws on the works of great European masters — from da Vinci to Matisse, Matisse to Picasso. He digitally lifts iconic images from famous paintings and sets them amid the rubble of Syria’s cities to highlight the profound destruction humanity is capable of inflicting. 
“Klimt’s The Kissshows the love and relationship between people, and I have juxtaposed this with the capacity of hate the regime holds for its people,” Azzam says. 
“When I am able to return to Syria, I will paint this upon the edifices. Perhaps then it may be completed on a different wall. I cannot say whether this one will still be standing.”
badmamaskarma:

Dali by Philippe Halsman