Dachshunds sit in a performance artwork titled DACHSHUND UN by Australian artist Bennett Miller at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Sydney.
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Photo credit: Tracey Nearmy, EPA
Source: Time Lightbox
RE/MAX agent Jake Palmer had been sitting on a listing for quite some time. Shortly after Christmas last year, an offer on the house was made and accepted, and the couple who currently owns the home packed their items in preparation to move out once the sale was closed upon. Shortly before the date that the sale was to be finalized, the buyer backed out and forfeited the offer, leaving the homeowners in a pickle.
The “Sold” banner had to be removed from the sale sign in the house’s yard, and any real estate agent will tell you how difficult it is to reintroduce a house to the market after it was considered sold. Potential buyers naturally presume something is wrong with the property. Haunted often crosses people’s minds. So the listing grew stale with little interest. Jake needed to do something soon with this house, so he became rather creative.
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I have never thought about it,
but I suppose that snails do get thirsty, too.
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Photo credit: Vadim Trunov
Source: One Big Photo
We have all seen majestic pictures of the mighty polar bear in their northern climate of snow and ice, commonly swimming in frigid blue waters. Or in the zoo with children gazing up at them through the glass with a look of complete wonder in their eyes. But this is the first time I have seen a polar bear surrounded in a field of vivid purple flowers. What an amazing contrast and breathtaking photo.
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Photo credit: Michael Poliza
Source: One Big Photo
