Tuesday, June 7, 2016

Self Portrait With the Milky Way


  Share/Save/Bookmark

Monday, June 6, 2016

A Nightcap


Photograph by Alison Langevad, National Geographic Your Shot

  Share/Save/Bookmark

Baby Fish Prefer Plastic Over Natural Food


In a new study published in Science, researchers reared Eurasian perch eggs collected from the Baltic Sea in water with polystyrene plastic microparticles—bits smaller than 1/5 inches—similar to those found around the world. Researchers found that when the fish larvae had access to the plastic particles, they chose them over zooplankton, their natural food source. continue

  Share/Save/Bookmark

From Beach Trash to Ocean Art




  Share/Save/Bookmark

Floral Fantasy



  Share/Save/Bookmark

Erin Hanson


more

  Share/Save/Bookmark

Sheila Dunn


more 

  Share/Save/Bookmark

Banksy

more

  Share/Save/Bookmark

The Broken Ones

via

  Share/Save/Bookmark

2 sided triangle

via

  Share/Save/Bookmark

Turkey's Erdogan says women who reject motherhood 'incomplete'

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has said a woman who rejects motherhood is "deficient" and "incomplete", urging women to have at least three children. He said he supported women having successful professional careers - but stressed that this should not be an "obstacle" to having children. He was addressing Turkey's Women and Democracy Association in Istanbul. His comments were the latest in a series of controversial remarks about women and their role in a society. Earlier this week, President Erdogan called on Muslims to reject contraception and have more children.
continue

  Share/Save/Bookmark

Dope, Slinkachu



via

  Share/Save/Bookmark

Sunday, June 5, 2016

But First, Coffee



Melaquino

  Share/Save/Bookmark

Sarah's Scribbles

Share/Save/Bookmark

Calvin and Hobbes


Share/Save/Bookmark

It felt as if one’s entire world was one, long Sunday afternoon. Nothing to do. Nowhere to go.

via

  Share/Save/Bookmark

The Lady


  Share/Save/Bookmark

Journeys

via 

  Share/Save/Bookmark

They Walk on the Roadside. He Stops to Ask Why.


While on a family road trip across India, photographer Matthieu Paley became intrigued by the people he saw walking along the side of the highway, and stopped to hear their stories.

Proof 

  Share/Save/Bookmark

Solitude


  Share/Save/Bookmark

Saturday, June 4, 2016

Meet Potoo: The Funniest Looking Bird Ever

more 

  Share/Save/Bookmark

Romance is not dead.

via

  Share/Save/Bookmark