Michael Wines, An Underground Pool Drying Up

Portions of the High Plains Aquifer are rapidly being depleted by farmers who are pumping too much water to irrigate their crops, particularly in the southern half in Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas. Levels have declined up to 242 feet in some areas, from predevelopment — before substantial groundwater irrigation began — to 2011. (via An Underground Pool Drying Up - Graphic - NYTimes.com)

at Grand Park

#mothersday #mister (at Huntington Botanical Gardens Conservatory)

colchrishadfield:

Watershed Study - how the springtime water flows around Lake Ontario on the Canada-US border.

at The Turrell Skyspace

#landscapetoilette #lautner (at Sheats/Goldstein House)

Dog walker on Flickr.

#CicLaVia

Undergrad Thesis today and tomorrow (at Southern California Institute of Architecture (SCI-ARC))

Undergrad Thesis reviews today and tomorrow (at Southern California Institute of Architecture (SCI-ARC))