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smithsonianmag:

Nature’s Best Photography

Part adventurer, part artist, and part engineer, nature photographers travel the globe to document the beauty and mystery of its farthest reaches. The images they bring home help to broaden our awareness and appreciation of the natural world.

Ed note: The Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History has more photos and information on the exhibit.

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Jacques Palumbo
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Jacques Palumbo

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Albert Einstein, one of artist Noma Bar’s brilliant minimalist portraits of cultural icons

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Albert Einstein, one of artist Noma Bar’s brilliant minimalist portraits of cultural icons

explore-blog:

Albert Einstein, one of artist Noma Bar’s brilliant minimalist portraits of cultural icons

explore-blog:

Albert Einstein, one of artist Noma Bar’s brilliant minimalist portraits of cultural icons

vs-design:

1984 Isdera Imperator 108i
Mercedes V8 5547cc (338,5ci) 300hp

vs-design:

1984 Isdera Imperator 108i

Mercedes V8 5547cc (338,5ci) 300hp

latimes:

L.A. City Council approves ban on supermarket plastic bags: Los Angeles today became the largest city in the nation to adopt a ban on plastic bags at supermarket checkout lines, handing a major victory to clean-water advocates who sought to reduce the amount of trash clogging landfills, the region’s waterways and the ocean.
Photo: James Alamillo, playing the “Bag Monster” for Heal the Bay, gets into his role while he tries to work up the crowd before the city council voted to ban plastic bags Wednesday. Credit: Mark Boster / Los Angeles Times

latimes:

L.A. City Council approves ban on supermarket plastic bags: Los Angeles today became the largest city in the nation to adopt a ban on plastic bags at supermarket checkout lines, handing a major victory to clean-water advocates who sought to reduce the amount of trash clogging landfills, the region’s waterways and the ocean.

Photo: James Alamillo, playing the “Bag Monster” for Heal the Bay, gets into his role while he tries to work up the crowd before the city council voted to ban plastic bags Wednesday. Credit: Mark Boster / Los Angeles Times