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何だか微笑ましいです。 
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"I was born without some one particular sense."

何だか微笑ましいです。 
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この人は口に入っていない様に見えますが、口に拳を入れる得意技を持っている人が居るそうです。 
from Chip Willis Photoblog
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This is the Picture of the Year 2006, selected by the Wiki community
as the best Commons Featured picture promoted in 2006
The Aurora Borealis, or Northern Lights, shines above Bear Lake, Eielson Air Force Base, Alaska. Edited version of a photo taken by Senior Airman Joshua Strang.

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found at Art photo aggregator
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どういう推理が成り立つんでしょうか? 
数日前に、金田一耕助の「悪魔が来たりて笛を吹く」を見たんですけど、分かりません・・・ 
From Flickr: fashionaddictdiary's photos tagged with death
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The kitchen is supposed be Heaven
The hot kitchen of gas burners
and boiling pots where the oven
is never turned off.
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From Fragile Magazine
Via Blue Dark Doze
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Earthrise 1968
The late adventure photographer Galen Rowell called it “the most influential environmental photograph ever taken.” Captured on Christmas Eve, 1968, near the end of one of the most tumultuous years the U.S. had ever known, the Earthrise photograph inspired contemplation of our fragile existence and our place in the cosmos. For years, Frank Borman and Bill Anders of the Apollo 8 mission each thought that he was the one who took the picture. An investigation of two rolls of film seemed to prove Borman had taken an earlier, black-and-white frame, and the iconic color photograph, which later graced a U.S. postage stamp and several book covers, was by Anders.
Execution of a Viet Cong Guerrilla 1968
With North Vietnam’s Tet Offensive beginning, Nguyen Ngoc Loan, South Vietnam’s national police chief, was doing all he could to keep Viet Cong guerrillas from Saigon. As Loan executed a prisoner who was said to be a Viet Cong captain, AP photographer Eddie Adams opened the shutter. Adams won a Pulitzer Prize for a picture that, as much as any, turned public opinion against the war. Adams felt that many misinterpreted the scene, and when told in 1998 that the immigrant Loan had died of cancer at his home in Burke, Va., he said, “The guy was a hero. America should be crying. I just hate to see him go this way, without people knowing anything about him.”
Tiananmen Square 1989
A hunger strike by 3,000 students in Beijing had grown to a protest of more than a million as the injustices of a nation cried for reform. For seven weeks the people and the People’s Republic, in the person of soldiers dispatched by a riven Communist Party, warily eyed each other as the world waited. When this young man simply would not move, standing with his meager bags before a line of tanks, a hero was born. A second hero emerged as the tank driver refused to crush the man, and instead drove his killing machine around him. Soon this dream would end, and blood would fill Tiananmen. But this picture had shown a billion Chinese that there is hope.
From 100 Photographs that Changed the World by LIFE - The Digital Journalist
重苦しい写真が多いですけど、世界を変えた写真が沢山有ります。
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From Daniel Eatock
Via Strange Ink
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the Seven yaer itch

マリリン・モンローのオブジェをポストしたので、今度は実写版です。 
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From Art is Hell - the web site of Tony Calzetta and Gabrielle de Montmollin
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アトラス(アトラース、’Άτλας)はギリシア神話に登場する神。巨躯を持って知られ、両腕と頭で天の蒼穹を支えるとされる。

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"Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity, and I'm not sure about the former."