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landscapelifescape:

misty morning at the abandoned theme park
rollercoaster mist (by andre govia.)

landscapelifescape:

misty morning at the abandoned theme park

rollercoaster mist (by andre govia.)

livetomakeadifference:

0ut-0f-f0cus:
This is off the Bermuda Triangle,  where 16+ ships washed up on a sand bar. The mystery is still unsolved
Actually the mystery of the Bermuda Triangle has been given a scientific explanation: methane vents which have been discovered in that region. 
Methane reduces the density of water, causing ships that would normally float, to instead sink.
Methane, when in gas form, messes with the electrical components of aircraft, causing them to fail and sometimes fall right out of the sky.
Methane also causes the water to turn a ghostly greenish color, and the “ghost ships” reported to be seen are simply green reflections of the ships that scatter the bottom of the triangle.

livetomakeadifference:

0ut-0f-f0cus:

This is off the Bermuda Triangle,  where 16+ ships washed up on a sand bar. The mystery is still unsolved

Actually the mystery of the Bermuda Triangle has been given a scientific explanation: methane vents which have been discovered in that region. 

Methane reduces the density of water, causing ships that would normally float, to instead sink.

Methane, when in gas form, messes with the electrical components of aircraft, causing them to fail and sometimes fall right out of the sky.

Methane also causes the water to turn a ghostly greenish color, and the “ghost ships” reported to be seen are simply green reflections of the ships that scatter the bottom of the triangle.

(Source: esestpercipi)

aplacetolovedogs:

Sweet, fluffy Samoyed puppy Phoebe wants to hug and cuddle with her daddy in this adorable video

For more cute dogs and puppies

33pilze:

RIP
“To the well organized mind, death is but the next great adventure.” - Albus Dumbledore

33pilze:

RIP

“To the well organized mind, death is but the next great adventure.” - Albus Dumbledore

photojojo:

Every one of these photos uses a tablet as a lighting source or a backdrop!

Turns out there are so many creative ways to use a tablet when you’re shooting at home. We laid them all out in our guide below!

DIY: Turn Your Tablet into a Studio Light

theanimalblog:

Police officers in Norfolk, Virginia, responded to reports that a lion was on the loose. They urgently contacted the local zoo to see if any of their lions had escaped. But it turned out that the animal which terrified residents was actually a labradoodle named Charles, which had been shaved to look like a lion.  Picture: SWNS.com

theanimalblog:

Police officers in Norfolk, Virginia, responded to reports that a lion was on the loose. They urgently contacted the local zoo to see if any of their lions had escaped. But it turned out that the animal which terrified residents was actually a labradoodle named Charles, which had been shaved to look like a lion.  Picture: SWNS.com

theonlymagicleftisart:

(Iviva Olenick)
remash:

fort worth water garden ~ johnson + burgee | david kozlowski photographer

remash:

fort worth water garden ~ johnson + burgee | david kozlowski photographer