Last October, a year after he took care of her, a mother raccoon returned to the rear deck of photographer Brad Gillette’s house with her brood.
Brad provided snacks. Adorbz ensued.
Last October, a year after he took care of her, a mother raccoon returned to the rear deck of photographer Brad Gillette’s house with her brood.
Brad provided snacks. Adorbz ensued.
Thought I’d redress the balance of all the red sky at night pics. Look at my floor tonight, looks amazing! pic.twitter.com/JSYdTCG7ff
— Eric Lalor (@ericlalor) July 30, 2013








Above: the Eiffel Tower in 1888; Christ The Redeemer, Rio de Janeiro (built 1926-1931); Sydney Opera House (built 1959-1973); the Statue Of Liberty’s torch-bearing arm displayed at the Centennial Exposition in 1876; Tower Bridge London (built 1886-1894); Manhattan Bridge (built 1901-1912) and The Golden Gate Bridge San Francisco (built 1933-1937).
MORE: Photos of Famous Landmarks While They Were Still Under Construction (io9)
Bokeh is the aesthetic use of blurred or out of focus imagery in photography.
Here, French artist Stanislaus Giroux adds a little gunpowder into the mix.

From Queen’s University Belfast:
The ‘striking’ moment the storm arrives at the Lanyon Building.
Conor Flynn writes:
I know you don’t normally do this but my bike was stolen from my apartment complex on Royal Canal Bank in Phibsborough [Dublin] at the weekend.
It’s a second hand bike made from parts from different bikes (not by me) and it’s worth only the change in your pocket but I love the thing.
It’s identifiable by dodgy gears, a saddle that’s torn to shreds and some orange tape around parts of the handlebars. I know the chances are slim but if anybody comes across it I’d appreciate a heads up.