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  coolthingoftheday:

  Pholisma sonorae, also known as sandfood, are a bizarre species of plant found mainly in the arid desert regions of Arizona, California, and Colorado. Because it lacks chlorophyll (meaning that it doesn’t have the ability to produce its own food), sandfood plants are actually parasites, attaching themselves to various desert shrubs in order to gain nutrients. Remarkably, the host plants do not seem to be harmed by this process. 

  Sandfood are extremely rare due to increasing habitat loss.

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  roseydoux:

  Bonjour Tristesse (1958) // Blue is the Warmest Color (2013)
  

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  24hoursinthelifeofawoman:

  The painter Claude Monet was also a talented botanist – and his garden in Giverny, France, was to inspire his most famous works

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  archive-94:

  Tana Hoban - Push Pull Empty Full

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  coritaartcenter:

  Detail of Corita’s 1967 serigraph, “mad for each other.” #coritakent #corita #inspirationalquotes #serigraphy (at Corita Art Center)

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  ccasabal:

  Cy Twombly, Poems to the Sea (1959)

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  alex-quisite:

  pretty much everything, but always exquisite !!
  

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  fart21:

  Corita Kent, ftiger, 1965

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  communicants:

  Through the Olive Trees (Abbas Kiarostami, 1994)
  

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  expensivetastexox:

  Nicolekhalil

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  styletaboo:

  Lui Shtini - Jinn Skin exhibition at Kate Werble Gallery New York [detail, 2016]
  

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  mpdrolet:

  Amish 28, Lancaster County, PA, 2001  

  Robert Weingarten

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  skeery:

  Danny Lyon at the Whitney

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  mpdrolet:

  White Sands, New Mexico

  Renato D'Agostin
  

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  ozu-teapot:

  Clueless | Amy Heckerling | 1995
  

  Paul Rudd

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  skeery:

  via

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  24hoursinthelifeofawoman:

  Through a Glass Darkly (1961)

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  lookingforbambi:

  Bernhard Willhelm at Maryam Nassir
  

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  engineeringhistory:

  Group of young women performing atmospheric pressure experiments while studying science, circa 1890s.

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  gloomypremonitions:

  Agnes Martin
  Untitled #10
  1975