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Massive lightning bolt, Sastamala, Finland, 11 Aug '24, at 00:42. Photo by Kari Haila.

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"Rocket Man" a Mobula ray leaps out of the water in the Sea of Cortez, Mexico. Photo © David Yarrow, 2021. Scottish photographer born 1966.

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This lives rent free in my brain. Booth 201, east room, Paramount Antique Mall

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"Moonrise over the Remarkables" (mountain range in southern New Zealand). Photo © Larryn Rae.

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Winter landscape in southern New Zealand. Photo © Larryn Rae.

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"Encouragements - Madère" © Grégoire Pansu Photography.

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"Epic Aurora" over Fairbanks, Alaska, 14 Sept '24. Photo by Sacha Layos.

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Two paintings titled "Seascape" by Dmitry Oleyn, 2024. Ukrainian artist based in Germany.

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"Full Moon" by Dmitry Oleyn. Ukrainian artist based in Germany.

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Paintings by Frits Thaulow, Norwegian artist 1847-1906. ~ Water Mill, 1892. ~ Cottages by a River.

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"La Divine Palmeraie ~ The Divine Palm Grove" by Charles-Marie Dulac, 1898.

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Artist unknown. Classified under "Continental School, 19th Century" this painting possibly depicts Czarny Staw (Black Tarn/Lake/Pond) below Mount Rysy, in the Tatra Mountains, Poland, or the nearby Morskie Oko (Eye of the Sea). "The name "Morskie Oko" ("Sea Eye", "Eye of the Sea") is derived from an old legend, according to which the lake was connected to the sea via an underground passage." ~ Wikipedia. Painted circa 1900 or before.

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"Waterfall in the Tatra Mountains" by József Molnár. Hungarian artist 1821-1899.

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"Retreat of Winter" by Charles Burchfield, painted 1950-64.

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Trippy cosmic road in Oregon. Artwork by 'nightcorp' Photos and photo editing, using GIMP.

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Cuttlefish can change color to fade into the background. It can do it amazingly fast.

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"The Moonlit Lake", by Samuel Jackson AOWS (Associate of Old Watercolour Society), image via Amber Tree, on Flickr. Samuel Jackson, British artist 1794-1869. He was called "the father of the 'Bristol School' of art."