Recently I posted a picture taken in Norway in which a melting glacier exposed a very human looking face that appeared to be weeping vast rivers of tears into the sea. This post became very popular, and still gets hundreds of views every day. MOTHER NATURE CRIES A RIVER OF TEARS
As I was looking through my online photo album today, I came upon a picture that I’d forgotten about.
A few months ago, my dear friend and I were driving around {more. . .)
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If this doesn’t melt your cold heart, nothing will.
In Norway, on the Austfonna ice cap, located on Nordaustlandet in the Svalbard archipelago, the ice is melting. Rising sea levels due to early ice melt are causing great concern to scientists around the globe.
Marine photographer and environmental lecturer Michael Nolan captured the stunning picture of the disappearing glacier, and the image that turned up is at once awe inspiring and heartbreaking.
Image Courtesy Mail Online
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Tags: climate change, crying face in ice, face in glacier, global warming, ice melt, mother nature, mother nature glacier, mother nature weeping, nature, norway glacier, Photography, river of tears
I’ve been having so much fun with my camera. I recently did a few posts on my personal blog about items around my home and things to see in my city. However, when I showed them to my brother, this was his reaction…
“You didn’t even show all of your cool stuff. The kind of stuff you have that makes me a little creeped out whenever I come over. I mean that in a good way.”
Well, I figured these things would be more appropriate {more. . .)
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Evolution in action?
This is some fascinating news that sparks all kinds of questions. According to a new book, Thinkers Of The Jungle, by Gerd Schuster, Willie Smits and Jay Ullal, the below image shows an orangutan in the process of attempting to spear a fish. If this is in fact what the ape is doing, then it is a first. No other orangutan has ever been seen using a tool to hunt.
Image from Dailymail
The image was captured in {more. . .)
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As long as I can remember, I have been drawn to cemeteries. I do not find them to be a morbid or sad place. Rather, I find them to be peaceful and meditative. Many of the old cemeteries are really quite beautiful, with their monuments and statues, crypts and shrines. Sometimes, I like to visit these graveyards and just be still and quiet.
What is it about the graves that scares people so? Is it the fear of death? The fear {more. . .)
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Below you’ll find a collection of Art and Quotes that are of a paranormal or otherworldly nature. Perhaps they are a bit biased to my taste, but I think they are all beautiful, and the artist has been contacted and/or noted where possible.
- “Almost” by Eric Bielak
“There is a theory which states that if ever anybody discovers exactly what the Universe is for and why it is here, it will instantly disappear and
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Toward the end of the Cold War, Reagan visited Moscow with Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev. His photographer, Pete Souza, snapped pictures during the visit, while Reagan made his way around Red Square. Below is one of the photos he took.
Reagan Greeting Young Child in Moscow.
Now, if you look closely at the tourist directly behind the young boy, he bears a striking resemblance to none other than Russian Prime Minister, Vladimir Putin.
In his early days, Souza alleges, Putin worked for the KGB, {more. . .)
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