for lack of wayfaring strangers





iphysianthe:

my mom’s argument against piracy is “well what if you wrote a book and one person bought it and then hundreds of people got to read it for free and you didn’t make any money!”

MOTHER YOU HAVE JUST DESCRIBED

LIBRARIES

Via Break Out Your Mad-Eyes

painterlysketches:

Tree, Line

‘This is an ongoing series of constructed photographs rooted in the forest. These works, carried out in Surrey, Hampshire and Wales,involve site specific interventions in the landscape, ‘wrapping’ trees with white material to construct a visual relationship between tree, not-tree and the line of horizon according to the camera’s viewpoint.’

http://www.zanderolsen.com/Tree_Line.html


Via Things I Actually Like


wordpainting:

The Joy of Books

This…is amazing.


Via Word Painting


insectlove:

fuckyeahmothsOospila venezuelata

It looks like a map of the world.





pactressia:

Sophia Andrianakos, dancing Medora’s variation.


There is no need for, or value in testing the safety of GM foods in humans.

Monsanto’s - Food Safety webpage (via cultureofresistance)

really tho

(via mcgoats)

i’m sure they are a totally unbiased source of information on the matter.

(via youarenotyou)

Oh, Monsanto, you fill me with impotent rage.

(Source: climateadaptation)

Via a life of fragments

fairy-wren:

male eastern bluebird with fledglings

photo by jerry acton



(Source: pr0mise)



fairy-wren:

snow bunting

photo by ari seppa



nationalgeographicmagazine:

Six-year-old Johanna Gill puts a protective hand on her sister, Eva. The twins both have mild autism, a disorder linked to genetic inheritance.

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A Thing or Two About Twins
They have the same piercing eyes. The same color hair. One may be shy, while the other loves meeting new people. Discovering why identical twins differ—despite having the same DNA—could reveal a great deal about all of us.
Photographs by Martin Schoeller


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