The Enlightened Way

draconianlaw:

“This image is shot standing on melting ice over Bræðravatn, Mjóafjarðarheiði. The locals tell me this is never to be done again. The name, Lake of Brothers, comes from two brothers who drowned in the extremely deep and cold water after the ice broke.”

Probably the most famous image from the student uprising in China in 1989, this photograph shows a single person blocking the tanks that were emerging on the square. The man survived but shortly after the square was filled with innocent blood.

 [China, 1989]

The girl in the centre of this photograph is 9 year olf Kim Phúc. She is running from a napalm attack which caused serious burns on her back. The boy is her older brother. Both survived. This photo (by Huynh Cong Ut) became one of the most published of the Vietnam war.

[Vietnam, 1972]

This photograph was taken of Adolf Hitler, one of the best war leaders, visiting Paris with his architect Albert Speer, on June 23, 1940. Hitler’s army had captured Paris and Hitler went to admire his new City.

The first photo ever took, by Nicéphore Niépce, the first photograph ever.

[France, 1826]

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Reblog if you read this in Hawking voice.

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Iron Man + Buzz Lightyear = WIN!

Captain Obvious say that alone in the dark means you’re alone in the dark.