don't stop me now

There’s no doubt monsoon season has arrived in Arizona - thanks to these great shots of lightning over Aravaipa Canyon last weekend by Mike Schijf, BLM Aravaipa Wilderness Ranger and American Conservation Experience intern.

While beautiful, the monsoons are also a time to take extra care when recreating in canyon country.  Stay safe out there!

IN 2012 FRENCH AND AMERICAN SCIENTISTS STUDYING THE BERMUDA TRIANGLE STUMBLED UPON THIS HUGE TRANSLUCENT PYRAMID

THIS THING MEASURED 300 METERS WIDE AND 200 METERS TALL. THAT’S BIGGER THAN THE PYRAMIDS OF GIZA SO YOU COULD IMAGINE HOW CRAZY THIS WAS TO THE SCIENTISTS

NOW THIS IS ALL 2000 METERS UNDERWATER. THE SCIENTISTS THEN DISCOVERED TWO HOLES AT THE TOP OF THE PYRAMID THAT MOVE WATER THRU AT AN EXTREMELY FAST RATE. THIS CAUSES MASIVE SURGE WAVES AND MIST ON THE SURFACE. THAT MAY BE THE REASON FOR THE INCIDENTS WITH BOATS AND PLANES CRASHING THERE

THEY’RE SAYING THAT THIS PYRAMID COULD BE FROM THE TIME BEFORE THE BIBLE SAYS NOAH’S ARK HAPPENED

OR ALIENS

Sharing Reality through People’s Stories with @churrito

To discover other people’s stories and Luis’ take on reality, follow @churrito on Instagram.

(This interview was conducted in Spanish.)

Luis Cobelo (@churrito), a documentary photographer from Venezuela, wants to share his own take on reality. The result is intimate and powerful.

Currently based in Mexico City, portraits are a constant in his work. “I like people very much. I’ve always thought that even if you are anonymous, you still have a story,” he says.