Photos That Are Full Of Excitement

This tarot card that looks like Gordon Ramsay

“This restaurant I went to had wall tiles shaped like cassettes”

“My collection of Grateful Dead cassettes”

These batteries can be charged through a USB port.

This sculpture of kids swinging from a tree that is no longer there

“My Dad just gave me 20$ bill folded into a dress shirt.”

4 lbs of trail mix.

A Japanese shadow puppet guide from 1840

“My Grandma’s carpet after moving her bed for the first time in 60 years.”

This garden in a tiny pothole in the sidewalk

“My notes before and after being prescribed adderall”

“This polygon heart drawn on a leaf I found in my campus”

A lonely cloud.

“My great grandfathers binoculars look like WALL-E”

“My mom’s iron looks like the shark from Jaws”

80’s style arcade.

“The bubbles in my root beer were perfectly aligned”

“Chorks”

A castle garage.

Some Kansas quarters are misprinted and read “In God We Rust”.

This circuit board telling you to visit the Maldives

“This sidewalk was melted into glass by a fallen live wire”

This dead fly is so light it can stand on its hairs

Mount Pinatubo in the Philippines launched 20 million metric tons of sulfur dioxide into the stratosphere.

This photo titled Circle of Barracuda is my personal favorite.

“Hello” from the top of the world.

If you want to feel like Lara Croft, go to the Cenote Suyton in Mexico.

“A window cleaner works his way along the glass front of the Burj Khalifa in the Arab Emirate of Dubai.”

“While on vacation in Lake Powell, the moon was out, so I had very little chance of catching the Milky Way”.

Infinity road through Death Valley National Park in California

Walking against the sky after rain storms over Utah’s salt flats.

The amazing unity of Sand Hill Cranes and lightning

Amazing patterns surrounding a hot spring in Yellowstone National Park become clear from the air.

A magical winter road from the top

It is not a scene from Game of Thrones. It’s Grey Glacier in Chile.

Starling roost at Otmoor: At these moments you understand that nature is powerful.

It’s not an alien invasion. It’s just a thunderstorm in Twin Peaks, San Francisco.

Sinabung Volcano and its ash clouds

This is what the bottom half of a fire hydrant looks like:

This is what the inside of a high end bowling ball looks like:

This is what the inside of a gas pump looks like:

This is what paint looks like before you stir it:

The side of peacock that most people don’t get to see

Mom saved an Easter Egg for 20 years. The white disintegrated and the yolk fossilized.

This bread sold with the crust cut off