On the Flow of My Journal
And what I can learn from this pattern:
GOD! God! Me! Me. Me? me… God… God. God? GOD?!?
Nemo in Latin = No one. Which is what these pictures have in them.
Blizzard Nemo Covers Eastern Seaboard in Snow
A snowstorm hit the northeastern United States and parts of Canada this past weekend. Cities along the eastern seaboard saw hurricane-force winds and up to three feet of snow, resulting in power outages and traffic bans throughout the region. Though blizzards don’t normally receive names, The Weather Channel decided to highlight this one with a name—Nemo—to mark its significance.
View this past weekend’s photos from the storm by searching the #nemo and #blizzardnemo hashtags.
National Geographic is world renowned for its curation of fine photography, and they’ve recently released their picks for their best photographs of the year. Check out the rest below!
National Geographic Releases its Best Photographs of 2012
via Reddit
Joel Robison
Cranbrook, BC (a smallish town tucked in the Rocky Mountains) where Joel Robison lives seems like a magical place, not only do books and coffee cups come in reasonable sizes but also a whole universe of magical, whimsical and funny images for us to enjoy.
(via arielseehorn)
TIME Magazine has picked its top ten photos from 2012, including Stephen Wilkes’ photo of Seaside Heights, N.J. after Hurricane Sandy, and Francois Mori’s image of artist Li Wei soaring over Paris.
TIME Magazine Picks the Top Ten Photos from 2012
via Huh. Magazine
