staceythinx:

Below the Boat is a project by husband and wife team Robbie and Kara Johnson 

About the project:

It’s a door into another world (one which, quite literally, lies below the boat).

Starting with a bathymetric chart (the underwater equivalent of a topographic map), the contours are laser-cut into sheets of Baltic birch and glued together to create a powerful visual depth. Select layers are hand-colored blue so it’s easy to discern land from water, major byways are etched into the land, the whole thing’s framed in a custom, solid-wood frame and protected seamlessly with a sheet of durable, ultra-transparent Plexiglas.

The result is stunning. It lifts the surface of the water back like a veil, exposing the often-overlooked, under-explored, awe-inspiring world that lies below. To those familiar with the floor of the ocean or the bed of a lake, it’s a beautiful reminder of the deep channels, sharp drop-offs, and mountainous landscapes that are hidden from normal view. To the uninitiated, it’s wonderfully eye-opening; as though the world suddenly took on a fourth dimension.

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therhumboogie:

By Chris Larson, artists that transform an environment into a work of art always astound me, the way that a simple house in Minnesota can be chilled into such a pristine world like this piece, Deep North. Created in the coldest winter month by spraying the whole interior and exterior with hundreds of gallons of water.

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zeroing:

Remi Boucher
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myedol:

Signature Erosion Sink by Gore Design Co.

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devidsketchbook:

SALAR DE UYUNI (or Salar de Tunupa)

The geological history of the Salar is associated with a sequential transformation between several vast lakes. Some 30,000–42,000 years ago, the area was part of a giant prehistoric lake, Lake Minchin.

Amazing photos | via

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devidsketchbook:

Graphic design & Photographer Alban Grosdidier - THE SERIES | Drowning

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staceythinx:

Water Pond 3 is from Elizabeth Turk’s marble sculpture series Nature Memorials

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motherjones:

climateadaptation:

This is a boat lift.

The Falkirk Wheel
Designed by Scottish architecture firm, RMJM, the Falkirk Wheel is boat lift in central Scotland that connects two canals. Previously 11 locks were required to connect the canals which differ in height by 24 meters. The inner rings rotate at the same speed as the larger axis in order to keep the boat and water from tipping over. The Wheel can make a full rotation in eight minutes.


Whoa. Cool use of a .gif for a non-humorous purpose.

motherjones:

climateadaptation:

This is a boat lift.

The Falkirk Wheel

Designed by Scottish architecture firm, RMJM, the Falkirk Wheel is boat lift in central Scotland that connects two canals. Previously 11 locks were required to connect the canals which differ in height by 24 meters. The inner rings rotate at the same speed as the larger axis in order to keep the boat and water from tipping over. The Wheel can make a full rotation in eight minutes.

Whoa. Cool use of a .gif for a non-humorous purpose.

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