Moon over Parthenon, Greece

Namibia desert. #travel

Day of the Dead make up #halloween

yaei_linkked brain project interconeccted neuron
by yaietokyo

Blue Gerbera Daisies, beautiful

Autumn in Japan

Eye of the Storm

Chamonix, Rhone Alpes, France

Yellow

Giza Pyramids Egypt

Africa | A Maasai warrior, his face and body decorated with red ochre and clay, wears an ostrich feather headdress. This singular adornment was once worn by warriors going into battle and was likely designed to frighten an enemy. | © Nigel Pavitt/JAI/Corbis

Amazona

Tribal

Aboriginal, Australia

caribou

Africa | Surma man with painted body. Omo Valley, Ethiopia. | © Carol Beckwith & Angela Fisher

Africa | Young Karo warrior with typical body painting and a Kalashnikov, which nowadays almost every young Karo man is wearing. In the background the Omo river. Ethiopia | ©Dietmar Temps

Africa | A Karo woman sits with a child. Omo Valley, southwest Ethiopia | ©Nigel Pavitt

Africa | A Kuba hunter, ca. 1950, holds a spear and wears his hunting regalia, including armbands and a fur headdress. Kasai province, Belgian Congo (today DR Congo) | © Otto Lang

Papua New Guinea | The Kalam; "Nose piercing is part of the initiation for young boys". Simbai is the home of the Kalam tribe in the heart of the highlands of Madang. | ©Jimmy Nelson / Before They Pass Away.

India | The Drokpa; "Dha Village, Kashmir" | ©Jimmy Nelson

Africa. Group of painted Surma warriors (Kibbish, Ethiopia) // © Frans Devriese

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yaie symbol to change this world manga anime T-Shirt
by YaieOedipus

Black and white dance, at the Mount Hagen singsing (Papua New Guinea). Image credit: Miguel-Ángel

Africa | "Inspiration for Surma face painting often comes from the exotic markings of animals or birds. The spots on this girl’s face and body are reminiscent of those found in the plumage of guinea fowl." Ethiopia. | ©Carol Beckwith & Angela Fisher; Painted Bodies Collection

Dogon Sirige masqueraders during the Dama ceremony, Ireli, Mali 1959

Africa | "Surma men create their principal body decoration by smearing the skin with a mixture of chalk and water and drawing intricate designs with their wet fingertips to expose the dark skin underneath" Ethiopia. | ©Carol Beckwith & Angela Fisher; Painted Bodies Collection

Elder portrait

Сперанская - Реальная Сказка (по нашему), Portrait Photography , Human Tribe Resources for Art Students, CAPI

leaves fall

Pick Your Own Apple Farms in Toronto |

Visit the apple farm!

Apple farm.

Apple Coffee Cake

wonderful vintage clocks

How Cute are these miniature alarm

time

Don't forget...Daylight Savings! Spring ahead...bring on the sunshine!