likeafieldmouse: Axel Hoedt - Fastnacht (2010) “A document of the famous ‘Fastnacht Festival’, which literally translates to ‘the night before fasting’, a festival celebrated throughout Austria and Switzerland. The annual adornment of masks that are inherently frightening and grotesque stems from the aim of chasing away ‘the spirits of winter away in preparation for the coming spring and new harvest’. The carnival-like festivities stem from both Christian and Pagan traditions.” likeafieldmouse: Axel Hoedt - Fastnacht (2010) “A document of the famous ‘Fastnacht Festival’, which literally translates to ‘the night before fasting’, a festival celebrated throughout Austria and Switzerland. The annual adornment of masks that are inherently frightening and grotesque stems from the aim of chasing away ‘the spirits of winter away in preparation for the coming spring and new harvest’. The carnival-like festivities stem from both Christian and Pagan traditions.” likeafieldmouse: Axel Hoedt - Fastnacht (2010) “A document of the famous ‘Fastnacht Festival’, which literally translates to ‘the night before fasting’, a festival celebrated throughout Austria and Switzerland. The annual adornment of masks that are inherently frightening and grotesque stems from the aim of chasing away ‘the spirits of winter away in preparation for the coming spring and new harvest’. The carnival-like festivities stem from both Christian and Pagan traditions.” likeafieldmouse: Axel Hoedt - Fastnacht (2010) “A document of the famous ‘Fastnacht Festival’, which literally translates to ‘the night before fasting’, a festival celebrated throughout Austria and Switzerland. The annual adornment of masks that are inherently frightening and grotesque stems from the aim of chasing away ‘the spirits of winter away in preparation for the coming spring and new harvest’. The carnival-like festivities stem from both Christian and Pagan traditions.” likeafieldmouse: Axel Hoedt - Fastnacht (2010) “A document of the famous ‘Fastnacht Festival’, which literally translates to ‘the night before fasting’, a festival celebrated throughout Austria and Switzerland. The annual adornment of masks that are inherently frightening and grotesque stems from the aim of chasing away ‘the spirits of winter away in preparation for the coming spring and new harvest’. The carnival-like festivities stem from both Christian and Pagan traditions.” likeafieldmouse: Axel Hoedt - Fastnacht (2010) “A document of the famous ‘Fastnacht Festival’, which literally translates to ‘the night before fasting’, a festival celebrated throughout Austria and Switzerland. The annual adornment of masks that are inherently frightening and grotesque stems from the aim of chasing away ‘the spirits of winter away in preparation for the coming spring and new harvest’. The carnival-like festivities stem from both Christian and Pagan traditions.” likeafieldmouse: Axel Hoedt - Fastnacht (2010) “A document of the famous ‘Fastnacht Festival’, which literally translates to ‘the night before fasting’, a festival celebrated throughout Austria and Switzerland. The annual adornment of masks that are inherently frightening and grotesque stems from the aim of chasing away ‘the spirits of winter away in preparation for the coming spring and new harvest’. The carnival-like festivities stem from both Christian and Pagan traditions.” likeafieldmouse: Axel Hoedt - Fastnacht (2010) “A document of the famous ‘Fastnacht Festival’, which literally translates to ‘the night before fasting’, a festival celebrated throughout Austria and Switzerland. The annual adornment of masks that are inherently frightening and grotesque stems from the aim of chasing away ‘the spirits of winter away in preparation for the coming spring and new harvest’. The carnival-like festivities stem from both Christian and Pagan traditions.” likeafieldmouse: Axel Hoedt - Fastnacht (2010) “A document of the famous ‘Fastnacht Festival’, which literally translates to ‘the night before fasting’, a festival celebrated throughout Austria and Switzerland. The annual adornment of masks that are inherently frightening and grotesque stems from the aim of chasing away ‘the spirits of winter away in preparation for the coming spring and new harvest’. The carnival-like festivities stem from both Christian and Pagan traditions.” likeafieldmouse: Axel Hoedt - Fastnacht (2010) “A document of the famous ‘Fastnacht Festival’, which literally translates to ‘the night before fasting’, a festival celebrated throughout Austria and Switzerland. The annual adornment of masks that are inherently frightening and grotesque stems from the aim of chasing away ‘the spirits of winter away in preparation for the coming spring and new harvest’. The carnival-like festivities stem from both Christian and Pagan traditions.”

likeafieldmouse:

Axel Hoedt - Fastnacht (2010)

“A document of the famous ‘Fastnacht Festival’, which literally translates to ‘the night before fasting’, a festival celebrated throughout Austria and Switzerland. The annual adornment of masks that are inherently frightening and grotesque stems from the aim of chasing away ‘the spirits of winter away in preparation for the coming spring and new harvest’. The carnival-like festivities stem from both Christian and Pagan traditions.”

Jun. 17 2013
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zeroing: erwin blumenfeld

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erwin blumenfeld

Jun. 3 2013
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likeafieldmouse: Raymond Molinar likeafieldmouse: Raymond Molinar likeafieldmouse: Raymond Molinar likeafieldmouse: Raymond Molinar likeafieldmouse: Raymond Molinar likeafieldmouse: Raymond Molinar likeafieldmouse: Raymond Molinar likeafieldmouse: Raymond Molinar likeafieldmouse: Raymond Molinar likeafieldmouse: Raymond Molinar

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Raymond Molinar

May. 28 2013
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zeroing: Karin Rosenthal

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Karin Rosenthal

May. 25 2013
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yankarlos: Emily Callahan - Untitled, 2012 yankarlos: Emily Callahan - Untitled, 2012 yankarlos: Emily Callahan - Untitled, 2012

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Emily Callahan - Untitled, 2012

May. 23 2013
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zeroing: nick veasey

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nick veasey

May. 22 2013
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David Maisel

May. 22 2013
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photojojo: For the first time ever, we have a complete picture of the planet Mercury. Scientists used thousands of images captured over a period of years to piece together this mesmerizing 360 degree view of the planet. Incredible 360 Degree View of the Planet Mercury via Chase Jarvis

photojojo:

For the first time ever, we have a complete picture of the planet Mercury. Scientists used thousands of images captured over a period of years to piece together this mesmerizing 360 degree view of the planet.

Incredible 360 Degree View of the Planet Mercury

via Chase Jarvis

May. 20 2013
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troubled: “Bah Al Arena”, by Jordan Clark

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“Bah Al Arena”, by Jordan Clark

May. 14 2013
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darkangelsbride: Photo by Irina Semenova

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Photo by Irina Semenova

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May. 13 2013
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