Photo by <n>Simone Bossi</n> of the <n>House of the Wood</n> auditorium by <n>LAPIS architettura</n>.

A 1984 portrait of <n>Steve Jobs</n> with an <n>Apple Macintosh</n> computer, photographed by <n>Norman Seeff</n>.

<n>Tree #10</n> (2006) from the "Tree" series by photographer <n>Myoung Ho Lee</n>.

Photographs of Outdoor Trees Framed by Giant White Canvases

@paulg When paired with the saying “one can do a great deal of good in this world if one does not care who gets the credit for it” we can basically conclude that it’s best for the benefactor and the beneficiary to be blissfully unaware of each other.

You can save a lot more lives for a given amount of money if you don't need to know who you saved.

Every human either adds to or subtracts from the happiness of those with whom he or she comes in contact.