In a world where negative and despairing news seems to dominate the headlines, it’s easy to lose sight of the incredible wonders that surround us each day. Whether we’re navigating bustling city streets or exploring the tranquil countryside, there are moments of awe-inspiring beauty waiting for us around every corner.
At Modern Mood, we understand the importance of taking a step back to appreciate the incredible world we live in. By doing so, we can experience a profound positive impact on our well-being and overall outlook on life. That’s why we’ve curated a stunning collection of photographs that showcase the sheer magnificence of our planet.
Graffiti in Bellingham, Washington
From breathtaking natural landscapes to vibrant urban vistas, these photos serve as a powerful reminder that there is always something to be grateful for and amazed by. So, take a moment to escape the chaos of daily life and immerse yourself in the wonder and majesty of our world. You may be surprised at just how much it can lift your spirits and revitalize your perspective.
A bioengineered glove of human skin created for grafting. Alberto Pappalardo and Hasan Erbil Abaci / Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons
Baboons kidnap and raise dogs as pets
The inside of an HDMI cable
Incredibly well-performed skull deformity reconstruction giving back new life quality
Football fans throw toys on to pitch for children affected by the Turkey earthquakes. It started at the 4:17 mark of the game, which is the time of the first earthquake
Violinist Dagmar Turner plays her instrument as surgeons remove a brain tumor. She is asked to play so her musical abilities are not damaged
The Third Grade Teacher teaches Science in a Full Body Suit!
I was excited to have my first farm-fresh eggs from the hens we adopted from our neighbor, only to crack open this monstrosity
Graffiti artists tagging a bridge in Mexico
21 Foot Tall Jeep
Wadi-Al-Salam ( Valley of peace ), is the largest cemetery in the world. The cemetery covers 1,485.5 acres and contains more than 6 million bodies
This phenomenon is called Hair Ice (Or Ice Wool) & forms on dead wood
Ice buildup under a pier
TIL about the Thatcher Effect. When faces are upside down, we can’t understand them as well. We rely on separate parts instead of them as a whole. The eyes look like eyes and the mouth looks like a mouth, so we don’t notice anything off until she is flipped and the truth is revealed
Found in the eastern Himalayas- the takin is the national animal of Bhutan
Rio de Janeiro was so unsatisfied with its politicians during 1988, that Macaco Tião, a well-known local zoo monkey, received over 400,000 votes
A bull born without myostatin allows for unrestricted muscle growth
