Maybe we didn't notice it always, but simply put it: Light doesn't have shadows!
Flame is a type of light , right?
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The Topography of Tears: Different Tears under a Microscope
Although the empirical nature of tears is a chemistry of water, proteins, minerals, hormones, antibodies and enzymes, the topography of tears is a momentary landscape, transient as the fingerprint of someone in a dream. This series is like an ephemeral atlas.
The Topography of Tears is a study of 100 tears, photographed through a standard light microscope.
This set is collected from tears of different individuals while they were experiencing different emotions and under different circumstances from elation to onions, as well as sorrow, frustration, rejection, resolution, laughing, yawning, birth and rebirth, and many more, each a tiny history. (The work of rose-lynn fisher; Source)
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| Tears of laughing till I'm crying |
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| Tears of change |
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| Tears of grief |
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| Onion tears |
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| Basal tears |
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| Tears of timeless reunion |
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| Tears of ending and beginning |
Caras Lonut Enchanting Surreal Photography
Some photography purists resent photo manipulation, but others enjoy how it has opened up photography to new people and new ideas. Caras Ionut is a Romanian photographer and digital artist who makes a great case for digital art and photography. He has created an extensive body of images that are beautiful, enchanting – and impossible.
Ionut says that his imagination and his work are captivated by dreams and by the autumn and winter seasons. Although positive dreams are a big theme in his work, he says he also likes “to visit the darker side of what people may see of dreams, not necessarily what one would see as negative, but possibly a dream that one could not quite understand or may feel alone.”
He does a pretty good job of creating a dream-like mood in his works. The combination of soft and hazy colors with often impossible subjects makes for beautiful compositions.
One interesting note is that, besides just offering prints of his beautiful works on his website, Ionut also offers numerous Photoshop tutorials and classes. If you like his work or if you’d like some help with trying to create images of your own dreams, we suggest checking him out! Or if you’re looking for other similarly surreal digital artworks, check out these photo manipulations by Erik Johansson.
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Ionut says that his imagination and his work are captivated by dreams and by the autumn and winter seasons. Although positive dreams are a big theme in his work, he says he also likes “to visit the darker side of what people may see of dreams, not necessarily what one would see as negative, but possibly a dream that one could not quite understand or may feel alone.”
He does a pretty good job of creating a dream-like mood in his works. The combination of soft and hazy colors with often impossible subjects makes for beautiful compositions.
One interesting note is that, besides just offering prints of his beautiful works on his website, Ionut also offers numerous Photoshop tutorials and classes. If you like his work or if you’d like some help with trying to create images of your own dreams, we suggest checking him out! Or if you’re looking for other similarly surreal digital artworks, check out these photo manipulations by Erik Johansson.
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Death or Glory by Tomasz Majewski (Pencil Drawings)
Tomasz Majewski is a polish illustrator from Warsaw. His pencil illustrations of imaginary and fantasy subjects are beautiful.
What our sky looks like in the future
NASA astronomers announced that they are certain that our galaxy is on an unavoidable collision course with another galaxy which is called "Andromeda Galaxy", the closest spiral galaxy to us.
Don’t worry though, it won’t be happening for another 3.5 billion years or so. What’s interesting is that the collision will drastically change what our night sky looks like, and the astronomers released a series of photo illustrations showing what future astro-photographers will be shooting when they point their cameras at the skies.
Just for reference, here’s what the night sky currently looks like:
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| This is after 2 billion years as you can see the other galaxy on left is coming toward our milky way |
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| This image represents Earth's night sky in 3.75 billion years. The Andromeda galaxy (left) will fill our field of view then, astronomers say, as it heads toward a collision with our Milky way galaxy. Image Credit: NASA; ESA; Z. Levay and R. van der Marel, STScI; T. Hallas; and A. Mellinger |
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| I personally like this stage more than the other stages, the night sky will be fascinating then! |
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| At about 7 billion years, things will begin settling down. The two galaxies will form a new giant elliptical galaxy, with a single bright core filling up our nighttime sky |
Good to know and by the way our sun – which is a middle-aged star – is about four-and-a-half billion years old. Bottom line is that according to astronomers, our Milky Way galaxy and the Andromeda galaxy will collide in four billion years, but hopefully nothing devastating happens to earth!?
The fish who changes its gender for reproduction! (The Wonderful Orange Clown-Fish)
No doubt one of the most wonderful animals on earth and in the oceans of course , are the "orange clown fish". No joke, they simply change their gender! The males become female and eventually dies! It's a real regular occurrence that these species are showing and not just a rarely or a occasional incident!
The story is all about reproduction of course! These fishes live in small groups and they just stay together most of the times. They live in warm waters and they have sex, mate and reproduce all year long.
Each group of fish consists of a breeding pair and 0–4 non-breeders. Within each group there is a size-based hierarchy: the female is largest, the breeding male is second largest, and the male non-breeders get progressively smaller as the hierarchy descends. They exhibit protandry, meaning each fish is born male, but will only change to female if the sole breeding female dies. If the female dies, the breeding male changes sex, becomes the breeding female and the largest non-breeder becomes the breeding male. It's a cycle, a never ending story!
The story is all about reproduction of course! These fishes live in small groups and they just stay together most of the times. They live in warm waters and they have sex, mate and reproduce all year long.
Each group of fish consists of a breeding pair and 0–4 non-breeders. Within each group there is a size-based hierarchy: the female is largest, the breeding male is second largest, and the male non-breeders get progressively smaller as the hierarchy descends. They exhibit protandry, meaning each fish is born male, but will only change to female if the sole breeding female dies. If the female dies, the breeding male changes sex, becomes the breeding female and the largest non-breeder becomes the breeding male. It's a cycle, a never ending story!
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