Zachary

some of us got our microplastics the old fashioned way (chopping cocaine on cd cases in the 90s)

Four calling birds, three French hens

Charlie Brown saying his famous catchphrase, "My idols are dead and my enemies are in power"

Good morning

🗣️ KARL HAVOC 💦

Lichenomphalia umbellifera
#fungifriends #fungi #mycology #naturephotography

NANCY BY ERNIE BUSHMILLER I WISH AUNT FRITZI WOULD BUY ME A NEW COAT WHY,NANCY - - - WHO IS THE BIRTHDAY CAKE FOR ? MY COAT -IT'S THREE YEARS OLD

Nancy By Ernie Bushmiller
January 6,1948

This is so rad. JURASSIC PARK with accurate raptors.

!!!!!This is amazing!!!!!

Also miss me with “but velociraptors were goose-sized.” There were raptors this size and coolioart specifically says “raptors” here 😌

Shades of Green

New year, same old me.

Fungi growing in deadwood

Family outing in our woodland

📷 Mount Rundle in Sunrise
Mount Rundle is a mountain in Canada's Banff National Park overlooking the towns of Banff and Canmore, Alberta.
John S. #photography #reflection #nature

cross stitch in progress of Master Yoda

Yoda Stitch: new color, gold for the object. (currently watching What We Do in the Shadows season 6)

Eagle Harbor light house.

Ronald McDonald but in the form of a four-limbed weevil thing

Ronald McDonald but in the form of a four-limbed weevil thing

enterprise, alabama had its agricultural economy transformed in the 1910s by a boll weevil infestation that destroyed their cotton and convinced farmers to plant peanuts instead. yada yada yada, now there's a mcdonald's there with a ronald mcweevil statue.

gonk

jacob marley: tonight you will be visited by three ghosts

me: i have work tomorrow

Thank you dear friends & fellow photographers for all the beauty, inspiration, kindness & support! I wish you a Merry Christmas & that you spend these days in happiness & peace with your loved ones.🧑‍🎄🎄In celebration, here are some Christmas trees decorated in mother Earth's own spectacular lights!😊✨

Happy holidays to everyone but ESPECIALLY to @i-jasonalexander.bsky.social

The black and white photograph depicts a farmer working in an agricultural field. The farmer is wearing traditional farming attire, including a wide-brimmed hat to protect from the sun and layered clothing for warmth or protection during laborious tasks. In his hands, he holds a bundle of freshly harvested carrots, which are spread out on the ground before him. With another hand, he appears to be pulling more carrot tops away from their bodies while examining them closely with what looks like a small tool in one instance and bare-handed in others. The field behind him is barren, suggesting that other crops have been recently harvested or possibly indicating a fallow period between planting cycles. In the background, there's an open landscape with clear skies and some sparse vegetation scattered across it. The overall setting conveys hard work and rural life focused on agriculture. Additional information about this image can be found in "Tying Carrots" by Dorothea Lange taken near Meloland, California, which likely indicates that the photograph was part of a series documenting agricultural activities during her time capturing human experiences through photography.

Tying carrots in Imperial Valley. Near Meloland, California

#ImperialValley #Meloland #California #TyingCarrots #DorotheaLange #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017771614/

Santa Claus marching in a parade, wearing an Alf mask. The proportions are all wrong.

go back to sleep sweetheart, the misshapen santa alf isn't real and he can't hurt you in real life

My mom's Samsonite luggage from the 70s. Still in great condition. It's not subtle. Some LA props department would probably love it.

Stick fort covered with snow.

In the black and white photograph, a group of individuals is seen exiting a building labeled "Civil Control Station." The three people are carrying various items such as suitcases and bags. One man appears to be leading the way out with one hand on his head while holding several boxes or packages in the other. The scene captures a moment that likely took place during World War II, when many Japanese Americans were forcibly relocated due to fear of their loyalty amidst anti-Japanese sentiment prevalent at the time. The term "Civil Control Station" suggests a government-operated facility designed for detainment and processing purposes related to internment or removal from certain areas. The individuals in the photograph are dressed modestly with practical clothing, indicative of everyday life during that era. Their facial expressions convey concern and uncertainty as they navigate through what appears to be an uncertain situation. The overall atmosphere evokes a sense of hardship and displacement experienced by many Japanese Americans at that time.

Japanese American family with baggage

#JapaneseAmerican #CivilControlStation #WorldWarII #JapaneseAmericans #anti-Japanese #photography #DorotheaLange

you guys ever wonder if aliens watch ET around Christmas time bc it’s their “Home Alone”

It’s Appa!