http://www.lighttheexpedition.com/gallery-wildlife.php

This mesmerizing photograph captures the intensity and intelligence behind the eyes of this fantastic animal as it stands poised on a boulder outside of Kalispell, Montana.

http://www.lighttheexpedition.com/gallery-wildlife.php

This mesmerizing photograph captures the intensity and intelligence behind the eyes of this fantastic animal as it stands poised on a boulder outside of Kalispell, Montana.

http://yhwh.com/ctte.htm

Line by line, really useful, bright.

Update, sept 6:
When I first heard this song in the early 80s, of course I couldn’t catch a word of it, but I was very intrigued and I wanted so bad to have the lyrics. Of course back then you just couldn’t google it, so it was until the late 90s that I got an LP that contained the lyrics sheet.

I read them, and they didn’t make any sense, but still the music was so sublime, so powerful, I knew there had to be something somewhere.

This analysis explains a lot of what I expected. It takes a brilliant mind to come up with this kind of analysis, which gives the song another dimension.

So now I know, it has become part of my way of viewing life, it adds to the way I conduct myself, and to however little good I can share with people around me.

But…Do I look on blindly and say I see the way?

http://www.vimeo.com/6344564

Slow Moscow from Andrey Stvolinsky on Vimeo.

Moscow in slow motion.
Camera and montage – Andrey Stvolinsky
Music – Kilimanjaro Darkjazz Ensemble

http://diendan.nuocnga.net/showthread.php?t=1166

Moonlight Night on Dneper. 1880 by Arkhip Kuinji (1842 – 1910)

http://www.russianpaintings.net/doc.vphp?id=714

L.Kamenev: Moonlit Night on River (1870s)

http://www.rhiw.com/y_mor/ships_photos_02/ships_10/ships_10.htm

Slender, fine lines of this design are evident here. Always love this design better than that of the ships from the 30s.

http://hogans3.org/trevethick.htm

I like this one, not so much about the site information.

http://hogans3.org/trevethick.htm

I like this one, not so much about the site information.

http://www.komar.org/faq/travel/vacation/antarctica/

What an incredible collection!