Aerial view of the <n>Chicago Triathlon</n> in <n>Grant Park</n>, photographed by <n>Vincent Laforet</n>.

The unreal effect of a photo taken very far away with a very long tele lens 

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A 'You Are Here' graphic from the 1980s points to our location within the <n>Milky Way</n> galaxy.

"The Lament for Icarus" (1898) by Herbert Draper (1863-1920). Oil on canvas; 180 cm × 150 cm. Tate.

Poster for the 2021 film <n>Everything in the End</n>, directed by <n>Mylissa Fitzsimmons</n>.

While it may look at first glance like a composite image, this mind-bending picture by Kenichi Ohno and titled "Gap", is a real single-exposure photo and not the result of Photoshop manipulation

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The <n>Roman sundial at the Temple of Apollo</n> in <n>Pompeii</n>.

The Paradoxes of Time 

Time is revealer and concealer: It brings truth to light while hides others away. 

Time is creator and destroyer: It brings forth new life while smothers others away. 

Time ever charges forward while it's only lived in one present instant.