Baby Sculptures

The claim is that these babies are made of marzipan. In other words, they are edible. Kinda gruesome and cannibalistic. They aren't. They are made of polymer clay by an artist named Camille Allen.

Rainbow Horses

A full rainbow forms above horses grazing at Owl Creek Ranch in Snowmass Village, Colorado. Apparently this guy was driving around when this perfect pic appeared. Just goes to show ya -- always have your camera ready. His editor accused him of carrying blow-up horses in his trunk. Copyright Dan Bayer 1999 www.dbpix.com

Tsunami Crests Phuket, Thailand -- NOT!

This picture went around the Internet, pretending to be the tsunami of December 26, 2004. It's really not. That tidal wave was only four feet high. Packed a hell of a punch, though, didn't it? This picture was created in a photo manipulation program. Google "Christmas Tsunami" for more about the real thing.

Halloween Doggies

Pope Benedict Celebrates Mass

The German Pope brings changes to the traditional Mass. (Yea, totally irreverent, but funny as heck!)

Blue

A gorgeous picture. I wish I was there, where ever "there" is.

A Big Dog on a Small Couch

This picture is one of those that gets passed around the Internet. It came to me via email. No idea who took it.

Attack of the Dolphins

Dolphins are a common sight in the waves off Malibu, California. This pic was shot by sports photographer Kurt Jones in 2003. It is not a shark! You can order the print from his web site: http://www.surfshooter.com/, plus see more of his totally cool surfer pics.

Baby Tree

This picture is so corny and so saccharine that it makes me want to throw up. Especially when I think of that couple having sex. But it's a very cool example of digital photo art, so here it is.

A Dog and Her Ducklings

So these poor baby ducklings imprinted on a dog! How funny is that? I wonder how they turned out once they grew up. Did they think they were dogs too?

Proud of Daddy

Commencement, University of Colorado at Boulder, May 2005. A proud family pays tribute to their dad. They've got six kids, just like my mom and dad had. I feel all cozy when I see this picture. (Photo/Casey A. Cass)

El Capitan

Morning sunlight on eastern wall of El Capitan, Yosemite Valley, California, with Merced River in foreground.

Pictures of El Capitan make me feel wistful. They remind me of someone long ago, someone who climbed rocks and rode motorcycles, someone who took me to San Francisco, someone that I said 'no' to. I've always kind of regretted that, saying no.

By Ralph Anderson, July 1934. For further information contact Yosemite Research Library, National Park Service, PO Box 577, Yosemite, CA 95389; phone 209-372-0280.

Question: Can You Grow Cress in a Keyboard?

Answer: Yes.

Johannes Hjorth of the Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm, Sweden, did it to play a joke on his friend. See more at: http://www.nada.kth.se/~hjorth/krasse/english.html

Only one keyboard was harmed in the making of this joke.

Billowy

CatFish

Don't Make Me Go There!

Especially funny is how the cat is watching.

Pencil Carving

Here's a crazy hobby. You know how these things get started? One person chips away at a pencil one day because s/he's bored. The next person thinks that's kinda cool and tries to one-up them. Before you know it all their friends and office buddies are carving pencils, and they are all trying to outdo each other. http://www.infofreako.com/jad/enpitsu-e.html

Snakes in a Culvert

Western Diamondback rettlesnakes escape from the sun.

Extreme Pumpkins

No more is Jack O'Lantern carving a PG-rated sport. These ones are R. The guys at ExtremePumpkins.com have too much fun on Halloween.

Farm Cats

A Bunny with a Pancake on its Head

Oolong's Passing

I'm sorry for this news, Oolong passed away on January 7th, 2003.

He was so well and cheerful as usual, but at 14:30 his condition changed suddenly, and he couldn't support himself less and less, seemed to feel dull. Then at 19:30, he softly stopped breathing in the arms of his owner and completed his eight years and five months and more several days life filled with various adventure.

Since opening this website, Oolong had gotten incredible lots of support from all over the world, not only in Japan, more than 25 countries. Surely he seems to be the best fortunate rabbit in the world. Thank you very much for your warmth.

There is still some stock of Oolong's photograph not released yet, so this site will be regularly updated so far. Here he can live for ever. Wishing he can also live in hearts of you all, please.

Water Splash

Love the glowing blue light of this one, and the parallel lines in the water.

Alligator with Deer

This pic of a deer-eating alligator were taken from the air by Terri Jenkins, a U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service District Fire Management Officer, in Harris Neck National Wildlife Refuge, about 40 miles south of Savannah, Georgia, on March 4, 2004.

Finnegan the Baby Squirrel

Finnegan the squirrel was found injured and malnourished in the Seattle area in Sept. 2005, when he was just a few days old. He was brought to Debby Cantlon, an area resident with a reputation for taking in sick and injured animals and nursing them back to health. Her pregnant little Papillon, Mademoiselle Giselle, adopted the little guy. Finnegan will be released once he can take care of himself.

Stay Out of the Sun!

No idea who or where these people are, but this is most definitely a morality tale for us all. Lesson learned: deep tanning turns your skin to leather.

Towers of Light

Towers of Light where the World Trade Center was.

Snow Fireman, Snow Angel

Mommy Liberty

Not a photo, but cool. This was sent around after 9/11.

Too Tiny

Make Way for Ducklings

Traffic comes to a halt while these little guys cross the road.

Thirsty Kitty

Sailing a Sunfish

I sailed one of these at the Boulder Reservoir for a couple summers. Got capsized once when tornado-like winds came up. This picture reminds me of those summers.