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So the impact object was obliterated?

Love this!

Reminds me of the Eames’s movie “Powers of Ten”

Hundreds plunge in Chicago River for first official swim in nearly 100 years

Must have been fun painting Chewies face.

I would love to see you work your way down that impressive stack;
posting an image a day ;)

I wonder how tall those clouds are?

We Were Rad Launches Eighties BMX Archive | Museum of Youth Culture The real story of BMX from those that lived and loved it. That’s the introduction to We Were Rad, a project run by Antony, Clint and Andrew to archive the everyday memories from British BMX culture in...

Awesome!

This really hit me in the gut, rode my first bmx’r in the mid 80’s in the US.

I had to know more and came upon a great article about a book, “We were rad.”

So cool to see all this was happening in the U.K. at the same time

www.museumofyouthculture.com/we-were-rad/

YouTube video by Future Islands - Topic Sun in the Morning

05/08/2025

Something to dance to: Sun in the Morning by Future Islands

Link: www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uyjt...

Follow our playlist: open.spotify.com/playlist/38x...

#rewilding #dance #MusicSky #music #playlist #art #MusicBlue #sun #morning #wanderlust #beautiful #futureislands #indie #avery #star

That beats Montana, hands down.

Love this!! So many little places for the eye to wander ~ such delicate lighting.

At UMFA, Himalayan Art Doesn’t Whisper Toward Enlightenment—It Roars - Artists of Utah's 15 Bytes The visual cultures of the Himalayas are the rock-and-roll of Buddhist art. Wrathful deities wear flaming hair and skull garlands. Tantric divinities intertwine their limbs in sexual embrace. The sear...

"The visual cultures of the Himalayas are the rock-and-roll of Buddhist art...It is all meant to hasten the practitioner to enlightenment, or the true perception of reality. If Zen rock gardens hum our way to awakening, Himalayan art propels us with the pulse of heavy metal."

You nailed the lighting, again! Love those walls~

@emilycurates.bsky.social

Please provide artist; did not see any name buried in the comments either.

I did that to an account when I was seeing to much of their stuff; "see less like this" does not work fast enough, so I blocked.

I then got a harassing comment from some random second account whom the newly blocked account complained to....

It would be great if there was a private, "Hide account".

This is awesome!

Love these isolated specimens!

This picture first grabbed me as I thought it was down the street from me, but alas, quite a different, yet equally beautiful locale.

[Tough history~]

And I have to say, your ALT text is always beautiful!!

A small dog lies in blankets, nursing eight very tiny babies. The babies are a few days old. Mom looks tired.

Almost missed #nationalpuppyday!

#spay and #neuter, folks. These eight were born to a stray mom in a parking lot, and rescued at a day old, just before their shelter was buried. Happy they all survived, but seven are still waiting for homes.

#dogs #adoptdontshop #rescue

So you're documenting your process...

I think these would be really cool prints on their own as shown here!

This is very interesting! Will these be considered the end product? So many layers of the process ~ near and far.
Love it!

An ice rink in the sky?

How fabulous!

Show more like this, please.

Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York Commissioned by Deutsche Bank AG in consultation with the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation for the Deutsche Guggenheim, Berlin © James Rosenquist

The Swimmer in the Econo-mist (painting 2) by James Rosenquist, 1997

https://botfrens.com/collections/212/contents/137863

Darkroom Wizardry that is~

For those #alphamales having second thoughts….

You can now be Vegan!

😂 I have some catching up to do, work-wise and a few time zones.

I gave the “Thee Oh Sees” a listen!

Do you know Husker Du?

open.spotify.com/playlist/37i...

It’s always beer time somewhere in the world!!

forgot these this guy: #BlueSkyArt

A view from below: fresh snow collected by wire grate ~ the BlueSky barely visible.

A view from below: fresh snow collected by wire tomato cage creating snow rings~ the BlueSky barely visible

A view from below: Isolated power lines covered in snow, seen against the BlueSky and wispy clouds.

5” of new snow covers scaffolding, sucks for construction.

I spend all summer gazing at these power lines; I can barely make out the copper patina against the BlueSky.

Biggest snow fall in the backyard this year.

OMG! Quite possibly the best beer in the world!

Thank you ~ I can taste it from here.