Amazing Carved Pumpkins
Friday, October 3rd, 2008Ray carves pumpkins. Really amazing pumpkins. He shows you how to carve your own amazing face on a pumpkin. Something worth-while to try.
Ray carves pumpkins. Really amazing pumpkins. He shows you how to carve your own amazing face on a pumpkin. Something worth-while to try.
Just a quick break to show you this brilliance. He also does Aliens, Cthulhu, Predator and more.
Wow. What a great collection of photos. There are so many excellent photos that I’m so in love with. I could easily have a Star Wars-type shrine with photos and paintings like these.

Waterfall in Banff, Canada.
Generally you think of caves as places for bears to sleep, bats to poop and Balrogs to slumber. While this certainly is the case the majority of the time, there is also incredible beauty to be found.
Since it’s generally pretty dark underground (I know, go figure), you have to light up the place pretty well to see the beauty, but when you combine caves, water and good lighting….. beauty happens.
Environmental Graffiti has collected 10 great pictures from 10 great underground rivers and lakes, well worth checking out.
The 50 Best Pun Stores is a great collection of seriously brilliantly named stores. If I saw a store named “The Merchant of Tennis” I’d pretty much go in. Even though I don’t really play tennis.

Somebodys granddaughter works at NASA and had these phenomenal photos from a Shuttle mission. They are just stunning. They look so peaceful. I would image the urge to just simply float away is a strong one, and that keeping focus is difficult.


This picture of a crater resembling a “happy face” was acquired by the Context Camera CTX on Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter on January 28, 2008. The unnamed crater is about 3 kilometers 1.9 miles across. It is located among the Nereidum Montes, north of the Argyre basin, near 45.1°S, 55.0°W. North is toward the right and sunlight illuminates the scene from the upper right. Credit: NASA / JPL / MSSS
He’s a makeup artist. And he has a ROCKING website with an incredibly fun way to get around the site.
The moon Mimas, poses in front of Saturn’s rings. And the result is STUNNING. I want this as a poster. Life imitating art indeed.
