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it's the journey that counts, not the destination.
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Magic.
Cinderella Castle, Magic Kingdom, Walt Disney World
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Happy Diwali! Maybe you’ve seen this photo claiming to be a NASA photo of India during Diwali.
Business Insider dug up some background on the image, and this is what they found!
The photo is an overlay of shots highlighting India’s burgeoning population over several years. The white lights were the only illumination visible before 1992. The blue lights appeared in 1992. The green lights in 1998. And the red lights appeared in 2003.
Current speculation suggests the lights are a result of the Hindu celebration Diwali, or the celebration of lights, held from mid-October to mid-November, but NASA was unable to confirm what time of year the shots were taken.
p.s. Are you South Asian (Indian, Pakistani, etc)? You should swab for Amit!
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To quote a friend’s friend, the rally was probably more effective in uniting Malaysians than the 1Malaysia concept ever was.
Today, news and videos and tweets and updates bombarded my feed and it was amazing to see Malaysians being this patriotic and passionate, protesting for change and…
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Bubbletography is an excellent way to get a photo within a photo.
Check out our bubbletography guide!
(Photo by CubaGallery on Flickr)
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and your eyes are all like:
(Source: saygoodbyeandgo)
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You can turn Impossible Project instant prints into DIY transparencies!
All you need is a hairdryer.How to Make Photo Transparencies from Impossible Project Film
p.s. Photojojo’s hiring!!! Both in & outside of SF. Web developers, photographer, store buyer, and freelance writers.
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Valentine’s Bridge, Bristol, England
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Cape Alava, Washington
Photograph by Max Wilbert
Cape Alava is the westernmost point in the lower 48 states, and the site of a Makah settlement for more than 6,000 years.
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Mahout and Elephant
Photograph by Cesare Naldi
Nazroo, a mahout (elephant driver), poses for a portrait while taking his elephant, Rajan, out for a swim at Radha Nagar Beach in Havelock, Andaman Islands.
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Xkeken Cenote, Mexico
Photograph by John Stanmeyer
The Maya believed natural wells, such as the Xkeken cenote in Mexico’s Yucatan, led to the underworld.
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Snorkelers swim with Whale Sharks off the coast of Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula.
