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The Forerunner (1894) by Eugène Trigoulet

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Art by Walther Klemm, 1911.

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Martine(t) à la Mer.

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Livre de la Vigne nostre Seigneur; France, 15th century; Bodleian Library, MS. Douce 134, f. 49v

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Via

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Here's 10 pictures of maybe the coolest thing I've ever seen in person. After a lot of dumb luck, a lot of sitting around, and a lot of staring at the HVO webpages about it, I caught an episode of fountaining in the ongoing Halema‘uma‘u eruption of (at?) Kilauea. USGS estimates a height of ~365m/~1200' at its highest point in this episode.

And yet, I have definitely waited longer for single eruptions of geysers. The atmosphere was really similar though: chaos, excitement, someone cried, hundreds of people showed up out of nowhere like 5 minutes in, and in that moment, without a doubt, there was no where else on earth I would have rather been.

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" Eye of Sauron " // © Jeroen Van Nieuwenhove

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reflections in nature

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Max Ernst. La mer aux oiseaux. 1925/1926

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Ancient glass bead PNGs

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Part of the ancient Roman road to Gaul near the Italian town of Donnas in Aosta Valley has been carved into the rock, bearing a testament to the Roman engineering capabilities. It was constructed during the time of Augustus.

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Porcelain art by Nguyễn Duy Mạnh, 2021-22.

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Unicorn

(Day 149)

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by ryanresatka

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New Zealand's Goblin Forest

Honoured to have received some wonderful results from this year’s @greatwalksmag Wilderness Photographer of the Year competition, including a win for ‘Creatures in the Shadows’ (photo 1)

benjamin.maze