That greenish pigment that forms when copper, brass, bronze, and similar metals are exposed to the air for a period of time. Also a town in Oklahoma, which may or may not be green. It is Oklahoma, after all.
Although our week of Victor Borge has ended, we're not going too far from his homeland for today's installment.
The Faroe Islands, which technically belong to Denmark, are in the middle of a triangle between Iceland, Norway, and the United Kingdom. Two Russian landscape photographers, Alex Mazurov and Anastasia Glebova, recently went to the Islands and took some stunning photos:
If you're like me, you're musing on the rest of the photos and wondering how much a plane ticket would cost to go there. What an incredible place to see.
PhotographyLandscapeMountainsCliffsFaroe IslandsMan and naturePoniesIn case you forgot your sense of scale in the universe...The sublime