Enjoy more amazing images from the National Geographic Photo Contest (nothing, but everything, to do with health and technology).
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A literal LOL – I’m sure you know that “Hello world” is what’s often the first post or first anything that a program does, so that’s what I expected when this arrived in my inbox – it was a triple-take before I found the baby. Love it.
Exactly!!! That’s why I chose this image (and orange is my favorite color).
I just spent 20 minutes paging through those National Geographic photos. Holy cow. Some of them must have left the photographer with a feeling of “…Well, there. I’m done.”
In some airline magazine years ago I read about performance artist Rachel Rosenthal, who, it said, claimed “Our greatest failure is the failure to notice.” You seem to have a mission of fixing that.
(I, imp that I am, immediately thought: “Uh, notice *what*?” 🙂