Even When Overcast

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The Tranquil Ruins of James Kerwin

Abandoned Places is a series of images by James Kerwin that features architectural ruins frozen in time, undisturbed by the present, in his own worlds:

The best thing about it is the peacefulness, once inside a building, there is no noise, no people shopping or shouting or playing with their mobile phones; it is tranquil.

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Temple of Hathor’s Perpetual Beauty

Scattered throughout modern Egypt are many ancient temples which are famous for their splendor and historical significance. The perfect example of one of these breathtaking displays of luxury is the Temple of Hathor. Built around 2250 BC, the artwork that runs throughout the building is remarkably well kept, despite being thousands and thousands of years old. As the main temple within the significant Dendera Temple complex, it is known for being one of the best-preserved sites in all of Egypt.

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The Netherlands Aerial 

Johannes Heuckeroth collection of aerial views from the Netherlands highlight the delicate balance between land and water found in this European country.

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this gorilla is shady as hell. You know she’s a scorpio

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This Must be the Place

In the words of the artist Audun Grimstad:

I’m a Norwegian painter and illustrator living in Brooklyn, New York. My work is primarily focused on traditional media like oil painting and graphite drawings, but I do digital work as well. 

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