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Eibsee, Germany || Photo by Stephan Mahlke

Posted by PhotoShare • Profile • 04/24/26 at 05:16PM • Photography • See more by PhotoShare

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Picture of the Day 04/24/26 - Wikimedia Commons

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Rapanui Rock during sunset, Sumner, Christchurch, New Zealand.

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“In the depths of winter, I finally learned that within me there lay an invincible summer.” | Albert Camus

Posted by Between the Lines • Profile • 04/24/26 at 02:30AM • Quotes - Proverbs • See more by Between the Lines

Albert Camus ~ (1913 - 1960) ~ French philosopher, author, and journalist

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Malabar Gliding Frog || Photo by Sonika Agarwal

Posted by PhotoShare • Profile • 04/23/26 at 05:16PM • Photography • See more by PhotoShare

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Picture of the Day 04/23/26 - Wikimedia Commons

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Saint George; upper altarpiece of the main altar of the parish church St. Georg, built in 1750 - 1751 by Peter Thumb (1681–1767), Hüfingen-Mundelfingen, Baden-Württemberg, Germany. Today is Saint George's Day.

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"There is no Life or Death" || Poem by Mina Loy (1914)

Posted by Poetry Alley • Profile • 04/23/26 at 03:59AM • Books, Literature • Poetry • See more by Poetry Alley

There is no Life or Death,
Only activity
And in the absolute
Is no declivity.
There is no Love or Lust
Only propensity
Who would possess
Is a nonentity.
There is no First or Last
Only equality
And who would rule
Joins the majority.
There is no Space or Time
Only intensity,
And tame things
Have no immensity.

This poem is in the public domain

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"Greater Kruger Area" (South Africa) || from African Impact

Posted by PhotoShare • Profile • 04/22/26 at 05:16PM • Photography • See more by PhotoShare

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"Giraffes and zebras are often found grazing together in the savannah grasslands in Africa. There is a particular reason for this. Giraffes have the advantage of spotting advancing predators from far away due to their long necks; on the other hand, zebras have incredible night vision. The pair are a formiddable force. Our photography volunteers in the Greater Kruger Area (South Africa) captured this relationship quite well on one of their daily game drives, during the infamous Golden Hour".

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Picture of the Day 04/22/26 - Wikimedia Commons

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Glaucidium cuculoides (Asian barred owlet) in Kaziranga National Park, Assam, India.

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"Machu Picchu, Peru" || Photo by Willian Justen de Vasconcellos

Posted by PhotoShare • Profile • 04/21/26 at 05:16PM • Photography • See more by PhotoShare

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Picture of the Day 04/21/26 - Wikimedia Commons

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The Capitoline Wolf is a bronze sculpture made by unknown Etruscan sculptors (5th century BC), with the twins Romulus and Remus added in the late 15th century AD, by sculptor Antonio del Pollaiuolo. The sculptural group depicts a scene from the legend of the founding of Rome, occurred on 21 April 753 BC.

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