"A hundred million years from now, all we consider to be the great works of man — the sculptures, the libraries, the monuments, the museums, the cities and the factories — will be compressed into a layer of sediment not much thicker than a cigarette paper."
- Elizabeth Kolbert (The Sixth Extinction)
1945: Adolf Hitler acknowledges defeat and commits suicide.
The Artemis II eclipse, pretty colours, packaging instructions, boneless, the Utah Badlands, sounds delicious, a big dog, a nope bridge, an origami owl, power, yup, and the aurora from Banff.
Well excuse me, a big load, :D, a suspicious shadow, the power of a get engine sucking snow off the ground, clouds, a thick speaker, 5 year plan, well well, and huge grapes or tiny hands?
Some xmas spirit, a massive carrot, a basalt canyon in Iceland, an intimate moment at Maccies, Kyrgyzstan, wood pants, Mt Fuji, a wheel spin during the Dakar Rally, a train passing a crossing between two flooded fields, golden light, a winter forest, speed is relative, sunset, beautiful photos from a carnival in venice, what a shot, the Dolomites, and Liverpool looking glorious!
The Grand Tetons, bug infested woods, paddle-boarding witches, Lucerne (Switzerland), this is one photo, a tree under a bridge, a cool shadow, Vegas on a rainy night, and a genuine photo of a human skydiver passing in front of the sun.
An abandoned pink house, no chew, indeed, a winter sunset in Oregon, an old Soviet telescope control room in Armenia, Utah, Manhatten, a glorious tree, toilets in a Medieval castle.and this is one photo with no effects.
A leopard with its kill, puppy dog eyes, a gorgeous hummingbird, caught, cuddles, peekaboo, an angry bird, a hot day, and avery rarely coloured snowy owl.
A view in Florence, cyclists, a very flat rainbow, a Golden Gate Bridge cable, a Florida storm from above, Cinque Torri (Italy), all stages, an airworthy B-29 bomber, Lake Bonney (Australia), and a shocked chair.
Alberta (Canada), concrete evidence of Bigfoot, a field in war, refraction, British Columbia (Canada), Planet Tennis, the Dolomites, a perfect flower, but what if it rains?