Links to Enjoy #4

These are links to posts I've enjoyed over the past two months and want to be able to find easily again.  I don't include photos for most because I don't want to violate copyright.  If any of the links sound interesting to you I hope you'll click through and enjoy. 

Build your own tiny printer for all your tiny printing needs.  More here.  Tiny is delightful.

For language lovers:  other punctuation marks you may not know about.  It was only recently that I learned an exclamation point is called a "bang" by computer people. When science looks like art or the joy and surprise of macro-photography.

For anyone who likes to see organized arrangements.  My favorites were "Brick Work" and "Balanced Budget."

These are my kind of collections!  I'd love to poke around but I don't think I could live in a home with these.

I'm a sucker for aerial photographs and seeing the earth from a higher perspective.  I love views of salt extraction ponds.  As the photographer Tom Hegen says, aerial photography offers "an unfamiliar view at ordinary things that surround us."  I also enjoy aerial views of farm land.  How fun to see rows of flowers and trees from above.  I try to imagine what it would be like to drive along the roads next to these fields.  (Hint:  I view these on Feedly (a free reader at feedly.com) where I see the photographs and avoid all the ads.)

Enjoy!
--Nancy.