#Fog Ring

[dopescissorscashwagon]

Fog Ring around El Capitan.

📸 by Perry Ralph

#YosemiteNationalPark #Yosemite

[wiltkingart]

messssmer

[feukt-42]

Is this anything ?

[sobeautifullyobsessed]

Oh dear, I just made myself a little 😟❤️‍🩹

I've been watchingThe Return of the King, and it finally occurred to me just why Tolkien numbered the Hobbits in the Fellowship at four. He was saving his own friends; the three who went to WW I with him, but never returned home. Oh my heart!

Not only that, but JRR is Frodo. Returning to the Shire, changed to his core. His dangerous service saved the most beautiful place in his world--Home--but Frodo could never feel at peace. But for Tolkien, at least, he found that as a husband & father, and in the work of a brilliant storyteller.

[septemberlikestea]

the half-wheel wound.

[silverskye13]

"I am unsure how long it has been. Perchance time passed slowly in my absence, and thus all tales familiar to me have not been lost completely in its passage. Prithee judge my words, and find them true. There was, in my time, tales of great weapons sealed in stone, or drowned in dark water, held, for a time, only to be found again in greatest need. The Fox, cunning Devourer, knows these tales too, glutted on them, as I did, when we were both young and simpler."

"The Fox knew, when I raised my sword against him, that Death was coming, and so he sought to seal his Death away, to drown it in time and dark water, that he might prey on the land as a lion. It is the Fox's great folly, that he forgot, or could not prevent, the hand of Fate, which always draws the sword from the stone. I only pray Fate did not tarry over long."

[sunbegotten]

( Something about this doesn't feel right. )

[goryhorroor]

day 2 of horror: horror movies that terrified me as a child

[blasphemousclaw]

thinking about how you can see Volcano Manor from Liurnia, sitting right above Caria Manor…. Rykard may have left Liurnia, but he could still watch over his childhood home where his mother and sister remained… who are also both guarded by his abductor virgins…… despite everything, his presence is still felt in his homeland

[paristandard]

I forgot I can finally post the pages I did for the @soulsplanner! First one was Borealis the Freezing Fog (feat. some jellyfish)

[malignedaffairs]

What I love a lot about drawing Morgott is that he challenges me to let go of the unconscious tendency to harmonize him into looking more human. There's the obvious discordance of his head, especially his face, being really small for the size of his body, but then there's subtle things you can barely name that are a little "off", like the way his head is shaped, position of his ears, the size of his forehead and position of his hairline and the relationship between his brow, nose, and mouth area.

The more I manage to stay open to these subtle details that could very well be visual flaws in a different context, the more beautiful he ends up being. It's refreshing, it's interesting, and it just frankly makes him very hot.

[helenvader]

I am confused about this:

What was Sauron's motivation for baiting Adar to march on Eregion? Because he did that in Episode 1, didn't he?

He might be well aware that Adar would start being suspicious about him after the warg had been released. And he is not stupid, he must have taken into account Adar might have him followed.

I just can't understand the why behind this plan.

Did he hope the Elves and Uruks would kill each other in a battle?

But WHY risk his own "life"?

What's the POINT?

I must have overlooked something.

[aperiodofhistory]

Far over the misty mountains cold

[basket-of-potatoes]

[dungeon-vault]