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© peikkotanssi ↟ instagram ↟

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“Sintra” ~ Portugal by Jaime Oriz ⟡ Twin arches frame a fog-wrapped forest

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Jethro Buck (British, b.1986)

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Ode to dandelions + details

A tribute to the misunderstood, under-appreciated, beautiful, edible, tough, wonderful dandelion!

Pencil on paper, 12”x15”, 2025. Prints are available

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september 5, 2020

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Phone booths seen around Brazil.

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Mountains of Kyrgystan

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got stopped for random search by the police and pulled only this out of my pocket

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Albino CAPY!!!

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andy goldsworthy, "touching north," 1989, snow and ice sculptures at the north pole

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La conversation, Paul Delvaux, 1944

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[we don't abide such fripperies here.]

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Evil Does Not Exist (2023) dir. Ryūske Hamaguchi

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men’s embroidered hats made of silk and cotton from seqiz, eastern kurdistan

from the book the jews of kurdistan: daily life, customs, arts and crafts 

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Mines are some of the most visible human-made landmarks that can be seen from space. Digging and stripping the Earth leaves scars and colors rarely seen elsewhere. A selection of these areas, taken from my first book “Overview: A New Perspective of Earth”, is visible here:

ARLIT URANIUM MINE — Niger

MIR MINE — Russia

TAGEBAU HAMBACH MINE — Germany

CHUQUICAMATA COPPER MINE — Chile

AURORA PHOSPHATE MINE — USA

Source imagery: Maxar

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fairy glen, scotland

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One of the entrances to al-Abbas Mosque, Karbala, Iraq (Oct. 2015).