Baskadia

Aurora

Semoga terhibur

painting of a lake with trees and mountains in the background

This image depicts a beautiful landscape painting of a lake surrounded by trees and mountains in the background. The colors used are predominantly yellow, white, and brown with hints of other hues throughout. The foreground is blurred to give an impressionistic feel to the artwork while still allowing for details such as individual leaves on the trees to be visible.

The lake of hate

A lake where love started A lake where it ended A lake where it was grown A lake where it was thrown

Summer nature

So beautiful and tranquil by the lake in Scotland. Really rustic.

the beauty of the lake in the afternoon

Beauty of the world, beauty of the Pakistan

woman in black tank top sitting on brown wooden dock near lake during daytime

Mountain lake

What do you appreciate about this lake? Beautiful view of beautiful lake between two mountains

The heart of lake city

kachura lake

beauty of PAKISTAN Kachura Lake

Lake

Lake toba

Through the mountains

Beautiful sunset on a silent lake

I take pictures when I feel the need to calm myself down

Antsirabe,Madagascar Lake

Lake side ship

Gurudongmar Lake (North Sikkim India)

Gurudongmar Lake is one of the highest lakes in the world and in India, at an elevation of 5,430 m according to the Government of Sikkim. It is located in the Great Himalayas in the Mangan District in Indian state of Sikkim.

bolzano italy 🇮🇹 Lake view

Adopt the pace of nature

Chilling Lake View

LAKES & SKY

THE NICE HOUSE ON THE LAKE

I felt strongly that The Department of Truth was James Tynion IV’s strongest comics work of 2021, but reading the collected edition in full, and with the series second half kicking off in 2022, there’s little denying that I’m completely hooked with The Nice House on the Lake that isn’t really true for any other comic right now. I can miss a week’s pull of just about any series (knowing I’ll catch up later), but Tynion, Alvaro Martinez, and Jordie Bellaire’s alien-mystery (and Judas H. Priest, what an undersell that descriptor is!) is a week-of-release must-read. I have to know what happens next and where the story’s going to land, much the same way I felt about Lost, True Detective, or Batman/Elmer Fudd. I’m simultaneously torn between the desire for this series to sprint to its conclusion, and for it to run for an indeterminate long run. Tynion deservedly won the 2021 Eisner for best comics writer, but honestly with a book this air-tight, it’ll be astonishing if that isn’t only the be