1. thekhooll:

    Slow Horse

    The ‘slow horse’ hotel injects a sobering architectural gem contrasting an array of lavish structures. in a setting where the public comes to play with the snow, the building itself plays with the accumulation or dispersion of snow, incorporating ice stalactites  into the winter aesthetic.  Designed by italian practice elasticospa, the completed edifice is the result of a partial reconstruction of an existing building.

     


  2. andersondaily:

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    > Contains 8 Gillian Anderson icons.

    > 100 x 100px

    > Like if you use and/or save, please.

    > Credit is not needed but appreciated.

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  3. sherlockology:

    not-quite-normal:

    So Katy and Carororo let me in on their animated Sherlock handcuff shenanigans!

    Poor John did not think this through.

    LOVE this. More please!

     

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  5. andersondaily:

    Fan: I spent too much time trying to dissect what was the nature of your relationship with David Duchovny off-screen..

    Emerald City Comic Con 2013 (March 2).

     

  6. andersondaily:

    Gillian Anderson for Psychologies Magazine. April 2013. [x]

     

  7. Special Agent Dana Katherine Scully, MD. (February 23, 1964)

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  8. northlightone:

    A long exposure of an airliner taking off at Robin Hood airport, Doncaster

     

  9. Moorcroft, Wy. — "Bear's Claw," 2010
    Reagan, Nd. - "Rope Out" 2011
    Dundee, Tx. - "Cell-lightning" 2011
    Davidson, Wy. - "Wall Cloud" 2009
    Lordsburg, Nm. - "Monsoon," 2010.
    Clayton, Nm. - "Vapor Cloud" 2009

    latimes:

    Fine art photographer Mitch Dobrowner: These photos may not be the most recent on Tumblr, but the moment they were rediscovered on our Framework blog, we knew we had to share them.

    All of the photos above are from Dobrowner, who specializes in capturing the beauty of nature at its most intense moments.

    “Landscapes are living ecosystems and environments. They have existed well before, and will hopefully be here way beyond the time we are here. When taking photographs, time and space seem hard for me to measure. Whenever I shoot a ‘quality’ image, I know it. At those moments things are quiet, seem simple again – and I obtain a respect and reverence for the world that is hard to communicate through words. For me these moments happen when the exterior environment and my interior world combine.”

    Read a complete Q&A with Dobrowner, or see some more of his work here.

     

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