A nest fit for a magpie.

Rother Kopf, Roth, Gerolstein, Eifel, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany

Chaerin Im

“Some of my colleagues tell me they can’t imagine working in pediatrics. Millions of years of evolution have conditioned us to respond to the cries of a child. We can’t bear to see a child in pain. And once we have children of our own, it makes the work even more difficult. We all handle it differently, but everyone cries at some point. Not in front of the patient, but everyone cries. Every few months we have a ceremony where we mourn all the children who have passed away. We have a slideshow. We make cards. We talk about them and remember them together. We acknowledge that we all feel the loss. And even though our grief is not as significant as the family’s, it’s not trivial either. And we must take time to acknowledge that. Or all of us will burn out.”

Pamukkale

Eisuke Sato 佐藤栄輔 (Japanese, b. 1973, Oita, Japan) - S.F.N., 2009 Paintings: Acrylics on Canvas

These photos were taken in the garden of their Oxford home, in 1908.

Tattoo by Mirko Sata

No. 5 Mine, Baia Sprie (Felsöbánya), Maramures Co., Romania 

Two curious artic wolves by Nashoba67

no. 2325 - Jonas Schmidt - www.isiope.com

Kelsey Danielle, “Red-handed” (via pigmenting)