whatimeantwasthis
The tumblr version of a blog that doesn't exist
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Photo reblogged from dropping by...
sun is out for a short time. this little fella and i are gonna go snooping around…
Love this moment of stillness in an otherwise terrier-speed world.
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Photo reblogged from Thomas Dodd
Hope
© 2013 by Thomas Doddmodel - Amber Morgan Taylor
Wonderful piece from one of my favorite artists
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And poking around Retronaut gets even better! Buried in there were pictures of “smiling Victorians,” taken from a Flickr group of the same name that is chockablock with adorable photographs:
http://www.flickr.com/groups/513477@N22/
These two kids really struck me. They’re so delighted and delightful!
Direct link for first: http://www.flickr.com/photos/josefnovak33/4127524532/
Direct link for second: http://www.flickr.com/photos/49024304@N00/4223865758/sizes/l/in/photostream/
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See outer space in 1960’s Kodachrome glory in the newly launched archives of Gemini and Mercury mission photos. The stop-motion video compilations are worth checking out, too.
Oh wow, so insanely cool.
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Photo reblogged from My AntiDrugs.
that’s creativity. what a visionary, and what a career.
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Photo reblogged from Planet Mabel
Photo by Mabel
Can you spot the cheetah?
From a wonderful set of photos posted by Mabel from her recent trip to Africa. Amazing!
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Photo reblogged from Landscape, Lifescape
Theater District, New York City
Manhattanhenge HDR (by ih8nyyanks)
Of all the Manhattanhenge photos I’ve seen recently, this is the finest. I hope it’s real! I particularly love the people standing in the middle of the street to get it.
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In honor of the 50th anniversary of Alan Shepard’s flight on Freedom 7, here’s the first known photograph of our moon. It’s a daguerreotype made by John William Draper in 1840. It says a lot about our curiosity regarding space that within a few months of the daguerreotype process being given to the public, a photographer turned his camera to the skies. Every glorious Pale Blue Dot, every Cat’s Eye Nebula, every Ultra Deep Field starts right here.
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Photo reblogged from J'taime, J'adore
(via Portfolio - ashes and snow) Gregory Colbert
The site is absolutely worth the trip. What amazing visions.
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Proof that the internet hardly birthed our worship of the weird. Some of these are mindboggling. The tiny boar under the umbrella. With spilled milk (I guess?). And a child? What is happening there?
