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allthingseurope: Højbro Square, Copenhagen, Denmark (by BumbyFoto)
plaisirdigital: #sunshine #refexion #lake #lotu #corsica (Taken with instagram)
kari-shma: Ducklings | Photograph by Raymond Tzul (via National Geographic)
mothernaturenetwork: Snowflakes are formed high in the atmosphere when supercooled water droplets form around microscopic impurities like dust. Once the initial ice crystal forms, the rest of the flake quickly blossoms from the center, pulling more vapor from the cloud to construct delicate and intricate arms, spindles and fingers. The structure of the final flake mainly depends on the temperature and humidity in the surrounding air. Snowflakes were first put under the microscope in the 1880s and have been photographed here beautifully by a scanning electron microscope.6 everyday things seen really up close
kari-shma: Emperor Penguins, Antarctica | Photograph by Dafna Ben Nun (via National Geographic)
mustachexpress:   THE INHABITED VOLCANIC ISLAND OF AOGASHIMA   Photograph by MHARADA on Panoramio   Aogashima is a volcanic Japanese island in the Philippine Sea, administered by Tokyo and located approximately 358 kilometres (222 mi) south of Tokyo and 64 kilometres (40 mi) south of Hachijojima. Ridiculously awesome. That seriously looks like so. much. fun.
fuckyeahlaughitoff: Boston Skyline by ctanner999 on Flickr.
mothernaturenetwork: Happy birthday, Ansel AdamsIn honor of the famed photographer’s 110th birthday, here are 10 of his most awe-inspiring photos from the U.S. National Archives.
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