kid-khidr:

reflections from an underwater wave 

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rickmoony:

newcrunchyp0rnflakes:

Well… the rains gotta stop somewhere

Oh my god, someone has footage of it! I remember one time my dad, lil brother, and I were leaving a Ryan’s. We were waiting for a chance to hop onto the road and in the distance we just saw everything turn grey. We saw it come closer and closer and come to find out it was rain!

It was just a wall of rain - the end of the rain, really. I’ve never seen it again, but it’s so cool to see footage of the edge of rain!

I saw this while I was in Jamaica I was so confused

I wanna witness this one day

i was at the beach during a mild hurricane and the rain kept coming in waves over the ocean, so there’d be a dry break and you could watch the next sheet of rain come towards you

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landscape-photo-graphy:

A Ring of Fire Is Installed in The Swiss Alps

Douglas Gordon and Morgane Tschiember had juxtaposed a fiery installation amidst the white, snowy landscape of the Swiss Alps.

Keep reading

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feathery-dreamer:

sixpenceee:

Inside an ice cave underneath volcano. This is located in Kamchatka Peninsula, Russia.

fire and ice

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dansecoppelia:

Speaking of pretty flowers, may I present to you the “Eighteen Scholars”, the flower of my heart-a variation of Camellia japonica L. Its uniqueness lies in the layers and layers of petals-one flower can hold as much as 130 petals.

Named “Eighteen Scholars” in Chinese because at the most, one bush can have up to eighteen of these pretty darlings :3

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expressions-of-nature:

by Shinichiro Saka

Mount Fuji, Japan

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