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Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade, NYC, 1934 (1920 x 2400)
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The skeleton dance is a sacred Tibetan dance ritual, from Himalayan Buddhist traditions. It reflects how everything is transitory including one’s body. The monk pictured in the above photo seems to be performing the dance known as Durdak Garcham, or “Dance of the Lords of the Cemetery.” Durdak Garcham celebrates the liberation that comes from acceptance of our impermanence.
Taken in 1925, these photographs were published in National Geographic in its November 1928 issue.
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Fibonacci spiral by ANITA CHOWDRY
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Huna Al-Quds newspaper (1942), a Syrian woman distributing food and clothes to Greek refugees in Syria. Via Ahmed Tharwat
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Ice Cave - Georgia O’Keeffe
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By using a camera and computer vision software it is possible to make a fish control a robot car over land. By swimming towards an interesting object, the fish can explore the world beyond the limits of his tank. Via Studio diip
Ugh yes. Give him the tools to rule.
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ten year old girl who loves historical fiction moodboard
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Dancing master photographed by Louis Fleckenstein, 1930.
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Rafal Malcwewski (1892 - 1965) Skiers in the Tatras, 1927
