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This interactive panorama image is a ridiculously large image. It’s also ridiculously captivating. I can’t believe how monumentally large that mountain is. Zooming in on the base camp tents at the center bottom of the image should give you a profound sense of scale. Mount Everest is the Earth’s highest mountain, with a peak at 8,848 metres (29,029 ft) above sea level. It is located in the Mahalangur section of the Himalayas. The international border between China and Nepal runs across the precise summit point.
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With every passing day we discover that life is more complex that we thought just the day before. Earth is a haven for diverse life and the creatures with which we share our existence are fascinating. From them we can learn much about the natural order, life and about ourselves… Coding for the photo collage from the CSS-Tricks tutorial Seamless Responsive Photo Grid. CSS compatible with Firefox 3.6+, Opera 11.1+, Safari 4+, Chrome 10+, Internet Explorer 10+
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Earth is full of exotic and wonderful creatures. Each species is completely unique in appearance and behavior, yet all can be traced back through their genetic lineage. Coding for the photo collage from the CSS-Tricks tutorial Seamless Responsive Photo Grid. CSS compatible with Firefox 3.6+, Opera 11.1+, Safari 4+, Chrome 10+, Internet Explorer 10+
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Pretty cool article on BuzzFeed which has 21 photos that will hopefully restore your faith in humanity. Yes, despite all the atrocity we are bombarded with by mainstream media, good people are still out there, fighting the good fight. Featured are animal rescues, volunteer work, free things and overall human compassion. So if you’ve felt the strain lately and the world just seems completely upside-down, remember there is always beauty out there to be found in a word, an action, a gesture. Hopefully I can take from this … Continue reading
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It’s always interesting to look at old photographs. Even though the quality doesn’t hold a candle to the modern ultra crisp HD images we can capture digitally, older photographs have such character. The people are fascinating as well. We can get a glimpse into the lives of ordinary Americans around the turn of the century. While some things never change, looking back on the culture of that time is incredible. There is such a vast difference in behavior and trends it makes me wonder if we could possibly … Continue reading
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In the West, we only ever seen footage of the war torn areas of the Middle East. If I was completely oblivious, I’d assume the area was nothing more than an oil and blood soaked desert with few people living in squalor. Yet here in Iran are some truly lush areas of wild, untamed nature. As much as I despise clichés, there is something to be said for not judging a book by its cover, our a country by its media coverage.
