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Pied (hooded) Crow on Branch, estimated date of creation 1878–1910. Print by Theo van Hoytema (1863-1917). More prints by this artist available through the Wikimedia Commons, although this particular image was found within the public domain prints and imagery collection curated on Picture Box Blue by Claire Armstrong of Pillar Box Blue (specifically, her Halloween image collection).

"Aurora at Llanthony Priory"

With the solar maximum occurring right now, the Night Images Flickr group (RSS feed at nightpix_flickr_feed) is getting some amazing aurora images. This one, from George Stamets, also captures the ruins of Llanthony Priory in Wales.

This is not abstract art. It's a photograph.

1st place winner of the 1996 Photomicrography Competition, displayed as a part of Nikon's 50th anniversary celebration of their "Small World" contest, this photo from Lars Bech presents the chemotherapy drug Doxorubin (generic Doxorubicin) dissolved in a mixture of methanol and dimethylbenzenesulfonic acid (a chemical stabilizer). More of the artist's work is presented under the Nikon biography above.

RSS Rundown

I've added a lot of new RSS feeds to my reading list since the last time I posted about them, so I figure it's time to once again share a list of them for everybody who's interested. These are going to be only new ones I didn't talk about last time, so if you don't remember looking at the last post feel free to check those out too.

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Any of these links work to subscribe direct from your dreamwidth account, but as a reminder - you can also make your own "feed" pages to follow! All you need is a RSS or Atom feed link to put into the Feeds page here, and if it doesn't yet exist dreamwidth will create a new page for the site for you to subscribe to. Just remember: it takes some time for this site to pull the content from the feed, so don't worry if the feed page looks blank to start with. I worried that I'd done something wrong at first, but it shows up relatively quickly.

If you have your own feeds you'd like to share, please do! I'm always looking for something new and interesting.