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Defence Against the Dark Arts • dɪˈfɛns|əˈɡɛnst|ðə|dɑːk|ɑːtsɛ • The study and teaching of how to defend against dark: magic; spells; curses or animals.

Transfiguration • ˌtransfɪɡəˈreɪʃ(ə)n • The learning of the process of completing change of form or appearance from one form to another.

Potions • ˈpəʊʃ(ə)n/ • The study of liquids with healing, magical, or poisonous properties.

Astronomy • əˈstrɒnəmi/ • the branch of science which deals with celestial objects, stars, space and the physical universe as a whole.

Charms
• tʃɑːm/ •
The art of controlling or achieving something by means of magic.

Herbology
• hur-bol-uh-‘jee, :ur- •
The analysis or study of plants through Botany.

Divination
• dɪvɪˈneɪʃ(ə)n •
The practice of seeking knowledge of the
future by supernatural means.

Mark Vollelunga / Nothing More
On tour with Five Finger Death Punch in Tampa, FL 2018

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Handsome Ben answers the door! ❤️

Armando climbed up on the gate. The forest became enchanted and I could have watched him all day. ❤️

Brian sat by the side of the pool, and all of us watching him enjoyed the sight quite a lot. 

Beautiful Ben, reclined in a chair. ❤️

Phill, in a robe, in a chair. 

photo by Jason Weingart|MY TUMBLR BLOG|

*walks out, walks right back in*

photos by Dirk Wüstenhagen|MY TUMBLR BLOG|

Quantic gleam. a dull glimmer means more than a spotless shine.

photos by Enrico Fossati|MY TUMBLR BLOG| 

The sexiest tree trunks on earth. Featuring Tyra Barks, Gisele Branchen and Kate Moss :3

source | 1|2|3|4|5|6|7|MY TUMBLR BLOG|

Geirangerfjord, Norway. It’s either my way or Norway :p

photo by Jane Kelynack|MY TUMBLR BLOG|

Rock love. Rocks never get any credit. They are one of the best things on earth. They are always there. If you lose one you can always just go outside and get another one. You don’t have to buy it dinner or open the door for it or talk about it’s feelings. They are super available.

They also USUALLY never hurt you (we’ll have a totally difference conversation during a meteor storm). They never move unless you push them really hard and you can use them to build houses, monuments, statues etc.

They are also great photography subjects because they never move. They won’t start twitching or have to pee every ten minutes. You can always expect them to behave like a rock.

You won’t wake up one day and be like “Omg that rock just got me pregnant, now I’m gonna have to take it to court and force it to pay child support.” No, because they have no legs or joints…, or any sort of consciousness. Here’s to you rocks, you totally rock :)

photo by Wayne Pinkston|MY TUMBLR BLOG| 

Rainborealis in Kitdalen, Norway. It kinda looks like the entire town is about to be teleported to galaxy EGS-zs8-1 13 billion light years away.

photo by Kaspars Ciematnieks|MY TUMBLR BLOG|

Pleasantly Epic. When you realize your backyard is totally awesome.