#Ian Ford

[animalsandanimals]

A jaguar (Panthera onca) delivers a fatal bite to a caiman in the Pantanal Wetlands, Mato Grosso, Brazil. Photo by Ian Ford

Entry, Wildlife Photographer of the Year, Natural History Museum, London

[mossandfog]

Incredible Images Show A Jaguar Killing a Caiman

Wildlife photography isn’t just an art, it’s an exercise in patience and timing, as well. Photographer Ian Ford proved that when he captured some incredible moments of a jaguar delivering a fatal bite to a large caiman on the banks of the São Lourenço River tributary in Brazil. The South American Pantanal wetland has the highest density of jaguars anywhere in the world. These cats are the largest…

[heartmadeofsoul]

[flimsy-roost]

Run-on Review

Just read A Field Guide to Earthlings by Ian Ford after finding it on an autism reading list, this is the first time I've ever felt compelled to tear pages out of a book (derogatory), I found the first two sections (up to page 68) helpful at illuminating basal misunderstandings I personally have had, then it starts going downhill, culminating (or "nadir-ing") in really gross interpretations of sexual consent (the foreshadowed pages I want to burn), there were signs throughout that the author leans vaguely conservative but I should have taken a reference to Freudian psychology as a concrete red flag, I've now read a lot of mixed reviews from other autistics, and an anecdotal peer review from my NT partner suggests that any universally true interpretation fall away after the first couple of sections, so I could tentatively recommend reading the first 68 pages either through a free online pdf or from your library, I highly do not recommend doing what I did and buying a damn copy, idk to me a book that provokes its own destruction isn't really worth paying for

[lostfan23]

[legobenkenobi]

my favorite genre of character is autistic scientist with a transgender gait

[nkp1981]

William Hartnell, Carole Ann Ford And William Russell's Legs On The Set Of "An Unearthly Child"

Colourization: Clayton Hickman

[beautifultyphoongentlemen]

Art by Nick Spender

[carsthatnevermadeitetc]

Ford Via, 1989, by Ghia. A concept which proposed what a sports car might look like in the year 2000, designed by Ian Callum. The Via had advanced features for the time, including fibre-optic headlights which were a first for the motor industry. It used a turbocharged V8 engine connected to an all wheel drive drivetrain

[zebra3girl]

The way Ian helps the Doctor up, and then gently lays his hand on the Doctor's hand in comfort when they literally hated each other a few episodes ago. I love them so much.

Doctor Who 1x06 "The Daleks: The Survivors"

[westofessos]

Just finished Lost for the 9000th time and sobbed just as hard as I did the first time (I also watched the last like 6 episodes back to back and that was NOT a good idea). It really is the most perfect, beautiful show ever made. Goddamn. I am in shambles but still absolutely in awe of how incredible that was (even though, like I said, I’ve seen it more times than I can count). Greatest show of all time, no contest.

[ohemgeeejay]

I don’t care that he’s an old man, that’s my wife!

[cleowho]

“...a mild curiosity in a junkyard...”

The Sensorites - season 01 - 1964

[nkp1981]

"The Daleks" now in colour releases on DVD and Blu-ray in February 2024

[lostfan23]

[boywhoswaiting]

Carole Ann Ford: Did you say you’d leave if they didn’t write up your part?

William Russell: No, that’s what you said

Carole Ann Ford: Didn’t make any difference though did it?

William Russell: No