Photography by Caras Ionut
Photography by Caras Ionut
I am still lost at sea.
The spacial jumps are becoming more frequent now.
One second I’m in tropical waters, the next I’m most likely near one of their poles.
I haven’t had fresh water in 32 days.
Time and space behave differently here, lawless.
We were all wrong.
This may be the last entry.
Para Mount by Mathieu Lambert
BURN-ISHED Photographer Tomas Bogonez took a photo of the Tinto River — or the Rio Tinto — in Huelva, Spain (top) and flipped it, creating the appearance of a fiery tornado. The yellow hues are owed to the presence of dissolved iron from a nearby mine. (Photos via the New York Daily News)
BURN-ISHED Photographer Tomas Bogonez took a photo of the Tinto River — or the Rio Tinto — in Huelva, Spain (top) and flipped it, creating the appearance of a fiery tornado. The yellow hues are owed to the presence of dissolved iron from a nearby mine. (Photos via the New York Daily News)
Detail of Claude Monet’s Promenade sur la falaise (1882)
Nick Selway, Inside the Wave
Nick Selway, Inside the Wave
