#completely normal about this photo

[fearandhatred]

lmao no i don't have a favourite picture of aziraphale. i love them all equ-

[melit0n]

No words

📸: here!

[icewindandboringhorror]

Some fantasy traveler inventory details (like what they would carry in their bags), based on two of the recent costumes I did.. love finding random little scraps and items and putting them together lol

[kindahoping4forever]

More totally normal pictures of Luke

[0ur-diabolikal-rapture]

RSC Coriolanus theatre programme and flyer from 1994 ✨

[localguy2]

One of my current favourite headcanons (idk if this is original or not, who knows) is that the Ninja have a sort of "Spiderman" type of relationship with the citizens of Ninjago.

Say for example say the Ninja are in Ninjago City, they're hopping from building to building and looking for crimes to stop.

But occasionally when they set foot on the ground, they start talking with people and take photos with them, and the people of the city know that they shouldn't go into "obsessed fan" mode if they see The Ninja.

They know that The Ninja are sorta busy, and they don't want to bother the already preoccupied protectors of the city with crazy fan stuff, so instead they just take photos and ask (in a really shy way) for autographs, like that's the most they're willing to push it.

It's become an unspoken rule between the people at this point:

If you see The Ninja, be yourself.

They're just your Friendly Neighbourhood Ninja.

[tkachukitup]

all star matthew was truly in his ken era [x]

[babieken]

Son Hyunwoo really woke up today and chose VIOLENCE 🙄👉🏻👈🏻

[theloneamaryllis]

[finchers-ipad]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY DAVID FINCHER!!!!!

[fraternum-momentum]

god i literally cant stop thinking about necks this is so fucking weird i feel like its some weird ass fetish that i just found out about now,,,,,, its just like uh fascinating???? like its really cool how theres so many different muscles that intertwine in it and how some of them connect with the clavicle bone and how pretty and dynamic the lines can be when you draw it in different poses and perspectives. and that crevice that appears when you put your shoulders forward makes such a gorgeous shadow thats like deeper and darker, and it contrasts really nicely with the muscle at the back where the light hits it. how it looks completely different depending on the point of view and the lighting. how you can see that its all a mixture of skin muscle and bone. how it feels soft when you touch the sides and how its gets bony when you reach the throat. how you can feel each individual trachea when you slowly trace your finger down until you reach this small space at the center of the clavicle bones. and how when you press on it, it gets harder to breath. human anatomy is amazing

[icewindandboringhorror]

Misc. photos from the past year or so ~

[phoenixiancrystallist]

[leatherbookmark]

somewhat pleased to announce that in case someone wanted to know, and i really don't see why they wouldn't, the cameras that atz use in the cawaii men photoshoots are

fujifilm simple ace p&s camera (for taking photos), and

most probably? pentax spotmatic (the one hj, sh and jh pose with)

[artifacts-and-arthropods]

Strange Bedfellows: these unprecedented photos show a leafcutter bee sharing its nest with a wolfspider

I stumbled across these photos while I was looking up information on leafcutter bees, and I just thought that this was too cool not to share. Captured by an amateur photographer named Laurence Sanders, the photos were taken in Queensland, Australia several years ago, and they quickly garnered the attention of both entomologists and arachnologists.

The leafcutter bee (Megachile macularis) can be seen fetching freshly-cut leaves, which she uses to line the inner walls of her nest. The wolfspider moves aside as the bee approaches, allowing her to enter the nest, and then she simply watches as the leaf is positioned along the inner wall.

Once the leaf is in position, they seem to inspect the nest together, sitting side-by-side in the entryway; the bee eventually flies off again to gather more leaves, while the wolfspider climbs back into the burrow.

The leafcutter bee seems completely at ease in the presence of the wolfspider, which is normally a voracious predator, and the wolfspider is equally unfazed by the fact that it shares its burrow with an enormous bee.

The photographer encountered this bizarre scene by accident, and he then captured a series of images over the course of about 2 days (these are just a few of the photos that were taken). During that 2-day period, the bee was seen entering the nest with pieces of foliage dozens of times, gradually constructing the walls and brood chambers of its nest, and the spider was clearly occupying the same burrow, but they did not exhibit any signs of aggression toward one another.

The photos have been examined by various entomologists and arachnologists, and those experts seem ubiquitously surprised by the behavior that the images depict. The curator of entomology at Victoria Museum, Dr. Ken Walker, noted that this may be the very first time that this behavior has ever been documented, while Dr. Robert Raven, an arachnid expert at the Queensland Museum, described it as a "bizarre" situation.

This arrangement is completely unheard of, and the images are a fascinating sight to behold.

Sources & More Info:

Brisbane Times: The Odd Couple: keen eye spies bee and spider bedfellows in 'world-first'

iNaturalist: Megachile macularis

[skyburger]

do NOT go through old photos from 2020 when u are dumb as fuck like me and take anywhere from 6.5k to 30k photos a year. you WILL waste so much time. DONT FALL FOR THE TRAP!!!!