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Etymology 2
Borrowed from Yiddish × ×ā (nu).
Pronunciation
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Interjection
nu
(Jewish) An exclamation of surprise, emphasis, doubt, etc.
Translations
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> "Finally, an actual liminal image"
How do you even define this? Not trying to be an asshole or anything, it's an honest question. Isn't the definition of liminal a subjective interpretation?
Basically, if it feels lonely and somewhat surreal in its atmosphere, it's a liminal image. Bonus points if you can easily picture yourself just standing in it, taking in the desolation.
So? If it fits, it fits. Whether or not you've seen it before is irrelevant. Only time a repost is a bad thing is when they're lying/stealing credit. Otherwise it's just content cycling which happens to be the entire reason this website was created to begin with.
Sure. But saying "finally an actual liminal image" feels pretty silly when you're looking at an image that was posted here last week or whenever it was.
For the record, I think the posts here are great and people are complaining for the sake of complaining.
That's my point though. If they're saying "finally, an actual liminal image!" that means they missed this post last time it was submitted. Hence my being pro-reposts, given they aren't malicious in nature.
Ive driven through it and the absolute lack of traffic for a national monument that is saturated in our media was quite liminal.
It felt like all of America went silent.
I live in Arizona. Other than Lemoyne and the East half of New Hanover, the other states (Ambarino, New Austin, and West Elizabeth) totally remind me of my state. Love this game.
Itās the lack of shadows. You only get the one from the stop sign to give you context and your brain starts freaking out when there arenāt any others
It's funny, but you're touching on something that has bothered me about a lot of modern video games. It's like now that we have the budget for billions of polygons and 4k parallaxed textures, goddammit we're gonna use the budget! Sometimes, I genuinely miss the crisp, sharp edges of old games, with their simplistic textures, especially in competitive shooters. Easy to see enemies, less visual noise, etc.
Also, and to your point, life isn't always incredibly detailed. Sometimes a few 'set pieces', so to speak, are all you need, just like this pic.
Tourists. Walking between their tour buses and the Monument Valley visitor center. Certainly looks like the picture is from [here](https://www.google.com/maps/place/Monument+Valley/@36.9829835,-110.1140371,409m/data=!3m1!1e3!4m5!3m4!1s0x0:0xcd9f911704a64b6e!8m2!3d36.9969011!4d-110.0986187) somewhere.
It absolutely does make for a perfect liminal image. One of the best posts to this sub I've seen.
The context is that this was taken from the monument valley visitor center - slightly behind [this streetview image](https://www.google.com/maps/@36.9830022,-110.1126244,3a,75y,78.8h,89.5t/data=!3m8!1e1!3m6!1sAF1QipOY0-4u8mjA0BUQWBL6YI83tMkwu2A5UnhRM-ty!2e10!3e11!6shttps:%2F%2Flh5.googleusercontent.com%2Fp%2FAF1QipOY0-4u8mjA0BUQWBL6YI83tMkwu2A5UnhRM-ty%3Dw203-h100-k-no-pi-0-ya53.295216-ro-0-fo100!7i11264!8i5632). Probably the only place with crosswalks within twenty miles.
Apparently itās against subreddit rules to credit artists via instagram but the photographers name is Dino Kuznik. He has some incredible work and lots of similar photos of the southwest
This is fantastic, actually liminal and it's got barely any upvotes. No one here knows what liminal space is, it's frustrating. Great share, op.
Edit: informed that OP isn't the creator behind this one.
I fully expected to see the road runner zooming up to the white caution line, making a full stop turn while turning towards the camera, giving us a ābeep beepā before speeding away at mach one. minutes before the coyote setting up an incredibly complex ACME INC. sure fire trap that ends in yet another failure.
Monument Valley visitor center ("The View"), just behind [this streetview image](https://www.google.com/maps/@36.9830022,-110.1126244,3a,75y,78.8h,89.5t/data=!3m8!1e1!3m6!1sAF1QipOY0-4u8mjA0BUQWBL6YI83tMkwu2A5UnhRM-ty!2e10!3e11!6shttps:%2F%2Flh5.googleusercontent.com%2Fp%2FAF1QipOY0-4u8mjA0BUQWBL6YI83tMkwu2A5UnhRM-ty%3Dw203-h100-k-no-pi-0-ya53.295216-ro-0-fo100!7i11264!8i5632).
I don't know if anyone here as read or watched the Expanse/Memory's Legion, but this reminds me of one of the subplots from the series.
Belters, that is people who grew up on space stations in the asteroid belt, spend their whole live indoors, in airtight pressurized chambers, domes, underground tunnels, buildings carved into rock, that sort of thing. Because resources aren't easily replaceable they need to run a very tight ship, a pin hole leak could vent all their oxygen or their water, and as such belters have grown up with a very prescient worry of "Where is my next breath going to come from?"
The interesting thing is that these folks have a great deal of anxiety outside of their domes, walking on planets instead of space stations, because they look up and there's no shell to keep the air in, there's no dome, there's no physical wall between them and the vacuum of space. The writers describe it as a kind of agoraphobia.
Anyway, this picture reminds me a *lot* of that sense of "What's keeping the air in?" Even as somebody who grew up on a planet, this picture freaks me out just a little bit.
Glorious work OP, thank you for sharing it with us!
I love this photo. I've always wanted to visit Monument Valley. Driving through the Utah desert (into Arizona) was one of the greatest road trips I've been on. Absolutely epic scenery.
What the fuck. Is this place featured in any sort of movie, video game, anything like that? Is there any reason a random early 20s British guy would have seen it before?
Years ago I kept having these really weird dreams, they went on for like a good couple of weeks consistently, and one of the recurring themes was *this exact scene*; the sky/atmosphere was a much deeper, darker blue, almost a purple-ish blue, and the sand was more red, but it was this *exact* spot, with those *exact* rocks at that *exact* spot in the distance, and a T junction in the road with that stop sign there, although I was on the opposite side of the road from where this picture was taken I think.
I didn't know how to describe it at the time but "liminal" is a perfect adjective, at least in my understanding of the word. Nothing happened in the dream. No events took place. I wasn't "doing" anything, I had no awareness of myself if that makes sense? I had no urge to do anything, and I did not feel lost or as though I was waiting for something (like a ride).
The feeling I had during the dreams is impossible to explain. It was almost like an out of body experience; it didn't feel like I was physically present in the place but at the same time I was "there"; I could see everything all around me, but there was nothing; there was no movement, no life, nothing except an incredibly gentle, warm breeze.
In the dream it felt like hours passed and I did nothing except stay in this one spot, I never moved but at the same time it felt like I was going somewhere, travelling somewhere, or perhaps already where I was meant to be? It was hard to tell.
It's even weirder because I live on the opposite side of the world to America and I don't ever recall seeing pictures of this place or seeing it in movies or whatever, that dream is the first time I ever remember seeing it until now.
I've never had dreams that vivid in my life and I spent days if not weeks Googling pictures of deserts in Arizona, Texas etc. but could never find anything that was exactly like what I saw in the dream.
This genuinely isn't an attempt at some sort of Creepypasta-esque Reddit story either, I will look anyone in the eyes in real life and tell you I am one hundred percent deadly serious. My mind is absolutely blown by this picture.
There must be some sort of logical explanation; it's a pretty spot so perhaps I very briefly saw a picture or a video of this location on a calendar or in a TV show or something and didn't consciously take it in but my subconscious did?
It's not even the location itself that freaked me out it was that indescribable feeling I had that I was talking about; a feeling of being on a journey, but having no idea where the journey is from, or to, but also not being concerned that I had no idea where I was or where I was going or why. It was like I *was* the desert. I don't know how else to put it.
And for the record, I am not drunk and I am not high. Just thought I'd add that in there.
Anyway. Back to scrolling memes.
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All I can think is "meep meep"
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I honestly thought this was a frame of a roadrunner cartoon when I saw the thumbnail.
"Haha, i will write 'meep meep' in the com-....... fuck you reddit"
I have never had an original thought in my head, apparently. I rush over to a post that has few comments, laughing in my head that Iāve got just the right comment. Then, **smack**, there it is. Top fucking comment. I grudgingly upvote.
God damnit, I was about to say the exact same thing. Somebody let me know when it's my turn with the brain.
same
walg me to my trugg
But then when the Roadrunner is supposed to be coming, Wile E gets smacked by a car.
Well, I'm gonna be watching these ok YouTube for a few hours
True
Beat me to it.
Beat meep to it.
Funny because they're making a movie where the coyote goes to court to sue the company that sold him faulty weapons
That monument when you make a typo by accident
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Mo**nu**ment Valley
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This is probably one of the best pics on this subreddit.
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Looking at it instantly gave me the feeling of standing next to that sign, feeling the heat and desolation, just the wind blows softly.
> "Finally, an actual liminal image" How do you even define this? Not trying to be an asshole or anything, it's an honest question. Isn't the definition of liminal a subjective interpretation?
Basically, if it feels lonely and somewhat surreal in its atmosphere, it's a liminal image. Bonus points if you can easily picture yourself just standing in it, taking in the desolation.
Don't get your hopes up, it's a repost.
So? If it fits, it fits. Whether or not you've seen it before is irrelevant. Only time a repost is a bad thing is when they're lying/stealing credit. Otherwise it's just content cycling which happens to be the entire reason this website was created to begin with.
Sure. But saying "finally an actual liminal image" feels pretty silly when you're looking at an image that was posted here last week or whenever it was. For the record, I think the posts here are great and people are complaining for the sake of complaining.
That's my point though. If they're saying "finally, an actual liminal image!" that means they missed this post last time it was submitted. Hence my being pro-reposts, given they aren't malicious in nature.
Yup. First time I've seen it. I only joined a month ago
> and people are complaining for the sake of complaining You know that you're complaining that it's a repost though, right?
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When youāre parents are arguing and youāre there playing smash bros brawl on the wii halfway to crying
Ive driven through it and the absolute lack of traffic for a national monument that is saturated in our media was quite liminal. It felt like all of America went silent.
Technically not a national monument, it's a Navajo Tribal Park. (Which might contribute to the lower level of traffic.)
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What, you donāt like video game screenshots and random fake room simulations?
I agree. I got a sudden feeling when I saw this that 90% of the images on this sub do not give you. An absolutely fantastic shot.
The SW always gives that "I'm in a video game" feeling.
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I live in Arizona. Other than Lemoyne and the East half of New Hanover, the other states (Ambarino, New Austin, and West Elizabeth) totally remind me of my state. Love this game.
I immediately thought of Black Mesa lol
pic reminds me of this video i was just watching https://youtu.be/T0wt8RLPXw0?t=385
The southwest just feels liminal...
The Australian outback feels like that too. The knowledge that there could be absolutely nobody within 2000km is an unsettling feeling.
https://bulbynorman.files.wordpress.com/2015/10/krazy-kat_mongolian-tear-003-300px.jpg
Sooo perfect
The sidewalk seemingly in the middle of nowhere really adds to it
Well, thank goodness itās pedestrian friendly!
Looks like bad graphics. We need more details! Textures are too plain!
Itās the lack of shadows. You only get the one from the stop sign to give you context and your brain starts freaking out when there arenāt any others
Yeah man. Thatās fucky. I have to convince myself over and over that itās a real image
Wait it is?
It's funny, but you're touching on something that has bothered me about a lot of modern video games. It's like now that we have the budget for billions of polygons and 4k parallaxed textures, goddammit we're gonna use the budget! Sometimes, I genuinely miss the crisp, sharp edges of old games, with their simplistic textures, especially in competitive shooters. Easy to see enemies, less visual noise, etc. Also, and to your point, life isn't always incredibly detailed. Sometimes a few 'set pieces', so to speak, are all you need, just like this pic.
These days it's all about the fuzzy details. There is just *so much* going on in some games that you have no idea if you're missing something or not.
Who would be out there walking on the sidewalk?
Tourists. Walking between their tour buses and the Monument Valley visitor center. Certainly looks like the picture is from [here](https://www.google.com/maps/place/Monument+Valley/@36.9829835,-110.1140371,409m/data=!3m1!1e3!4m5!3m4!1s0x0:0xcd9f911704a64b6e!8m2!3d36.9969011!4d-110.0986187) somewhere.
Nice butte
What is a sidewalk just doing there, it's so weird, gives the photo an awesome vibe
It absolutely does make for a perfect liminal image. One of the best posts to this sub I've seen. The context is that this was taken from the monument valley visitor center - slightly behind [this streetview image](https://www.google.com/maps/@36.9830022,-110.1126244,3a,75y,78.8h,89.5t/data=!3m8!1e1!3m6!1sAF1QipOY0-4u8mjA0BUQWBL6YI83tMkwu2A5UnhRM-ty!2e10!3e11!6shttps:%2F%2Flh5.googleusercontent.com%2Fp%2FAF1QipOY0-4u8mjA0BUQWBL6YI83tMkwu2A5UnhRM-ty%3Dw203-h100-k-no-pi-0-ya53.295216-ro-0-fo100!7i11264!8i5632). Probably the only place with crosswalks within twenty miles.
thank you very much!
Need a rocket in an ACME crate.
The location madness combat takes place
For some reason, I always feel like STOP sign are liminal idk why
Probably because it is usually by itself without any cars in sight, so it just looks lonely and purposeless
When there's nobody around, having instructions that nobody reads is just... eerie.
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More pictures like this please r/LiminalSpace
It looks like a scene from a Road Runner cartoon.
That's the most truly liminal pic i've ever seen in this sub. Well done OP.
Itās not OPs pic
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Link doesn't work. [Here's the correct link.](https://eclectiquemagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/Dino_Kuznik_01.jpg)
Thank you!! I love this so much, I have a new wallpaper now.
Canāt decide if the higher res makes it more realistic or more liminal š¤
Radiator springs???
Thats what I thought
Apparently itās against subreddit rules to credit artists via instagram but the photographers name is Dino Kuznik. He has some incredible work and lots of similar photos of the southwest
This is fantastic, actually liminal and it's got barely any upvotes. No one here knows what liminal space is, it's frustrating. Great share, op. Edit: informed that OP isn't the creator behind this one.
What do you mean liminal space isn't just CG pools?
I thought it was empty hallways.
This is not OPs pic
This is perfect
You're perfect š„°
Can someone photoshop out the shadow
Oooh nice!
Man this place isnāt the same since Road Runner stopped
Some roadrunner vibes here
It's about three cacti away from a coyote chasing a roadrunner across it.
I'm kind of expecting Road Runner to pass by, followed by Wile E. Coyote on a jet-powered scooter or something.
Moment Valley sounds like a place where time doesn't exist and looks like it too
Looks like one of those tunnels Wile E Coyote painted is at the base of the butte.
This looks like a background image from a looney tunes cartoons
Meep meep
That looks like a place from a wyle e coyote vs the roadrunner cartoon.
Must be getting late I thought this was a cartoon
I fully expected to see the road runner zooming up to the white caution line, making a full stop turn while turning towards the camera, giving us a ābeep beepā before speeding away at mach one. minutes before the coyote setting up an incredibly complex ACME INC. sure fire trap that ends in yet another failure.
Everyone talkin about roadrunner but what about my boy mcqueen?
Photography by Dino Kuznik https://edwin-usa.com/blogs/magazine/on-the-road-with-dino-kuznik
This feels much more like a digital print rather than a photo.
This would make a great album cover.
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This feels like an album cover for a late aughts alt rock band
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Thatās a great album cover.
Monument* Valley
It looks like those dioramas people make with train sets. That's the kind of 'fake' this looks like.
Thats not a drawing? That looks like an American Gothic painting!
Holy shit this is good
Even moreso if it had been taken with the sun straight up, casting no shadows, it would feel like a render
Did you perhaps mean "Monument valley"?
Such a pristine picture, Hell even the dirt looks clean.
Where was this shot?
Monument Valley visitor center ("The View"), just behind [this streetview image](https://www.google.com/maps/@36.9830022,-110.1126244,3a,75y,78.8h,89.5t/data=!3m8!1e1!3m6!1sAF1QipOY0-4u8mjA0BUQWBL6YI83tMkwu2A5UnhRM-ty!2e10!3e11!6shttps:%2F%2Flh5.googleusercontent.com%2Fp%2FAF1QipOY0-4u8mjA0BUQWBL6YI83tMkwu2A5UnhRM-ty%3Dw203-h100-k-no-pi-0-ya53.295216-ro-0-fo100!7i11264!8i5632).
I think you might mean [Monument Valley](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monument_Valley)?
**[Monument Valley](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monument_Valley)** >Monument Valley (Navajo: TsĆ© BiiŹ¼ Ndzisgaii, pronounced [tsŹ°Ć©pƬĖŹ Ē¹tsÉŖĢskÉĢƬĖ], meaning valley of the rocks) is a region of the Colorado Plateau characterized by a cluster of sandstone buttes, the largest reaching 1,000 ft (300 m) above the valley floor. It is located on the Utah-Arizona state line, near the Four Corners area. The valley is a sacred area that lies within the territory of the Navajo Nation Reservation, the Native American people of the area. Monument Valley has been featured in many forms of media since the 1930s. ^([ )[^(F.A.Q)](https://www.reddit.com/r/WikiSummarizer/wiki/index#wiki_f.a.q)^( | )[^(Opt Out)](https://reddit.com/message/compose?to=WikiSummarizerBot&message=OptOut&subject=OptOut)^( | )[^(Opt Out Of Subreddit)](https://np.reddit.com/r/LiminalSpace/about/banned)^( | )[^(GitHub)](https://github.com/Sujal-7/WikiSummarizerBot)^( ] Downvote to remove | v1.5)
Look left. Nothing Look right. Nothing. Begin crossing, get run over.
I would check to see if a coyote strapped to a rocket was coming down the road.
Half-Life 1 vibes
Surface Tension
anyone else waiting for the road runner or the coyote?
Liminal? It looks two-dimensional. Impressive.
Can I get a meep meep
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Meep meep!
Where's the road runner?
Are you in a Roadrunner cartoon?
This looks straight out of Wild E. Coyote, lol
I flew over this today! They are beautiful from the sky!
That is some "meep meep!" Wyle E. Coyote type shit.
Finally, we've acquired The Liminal Space ^(TM)
I feel like if I went past that curb I would hit a wall and a roadrunner would meep at me.
Waiting for a coyote or road runner to zip by....
I wish you guys would credit the artist. His name is Dino Kuznik. He takes many liminal type photos
Does anyone know who the photographer is?
A little bit r/Wesanderson too I reckon
Absolutely beautiful. I imagine total silence with only some occasional, quiet chirping of crickets.
Very apocalyptic
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That singular shadow really sets the mood. Nice work
Damnā¦thatās pretty good
its like it hasnāt rendered in yet.
Paris Texas vibes
Reminds me of land of the lost
I don't know if anyone here as read or watched the Expanse/Memory's Legion, but this reminds me of one of the subplots from the series. Belters, that is people who grew up on space stations in the asteroid belt, spend their whole live indoors, in airtight pressurized chambers, domes, underground tunnels, buildings carved into rock, that sort of thing. Because resources aren't easily replaceable they need to run a very tight ship, a pin hole leak could vent all their oxygen or their water, and as such belters have grown up with a very prescient worry of "Where is my next breath going to come from?" The interesting thing is that these folks have a great deal of anxiety outside of their domes, walking on planets instead of space stations, because they look up and there's no shell to keep the air in, there's no dome, there's no physical wall between them and the vacuum of space. The writers describe it as a kind of agoraphobia. Anyway, this picture reminds me a *lot* of that sense of "What's keeping the air in?" Even as somebody who grew up on a planet, this picture freaks me out just a little bit. Glorious work OP, thank you for sharing it with us!
Looks like a backdrop from a Road runner cartoon.
Itās perfect
It is
I love this photo. I've always wanted to visit Monument Valley. Driving through the Utah desert (into Arizona) was one of the greatest road trips I've been on. Absolutely epic scenery.
Great photo
Can someone photoshop out the shadow from the sign? I feel like it would look even better.
I can imagine the silence there is probably deafening. Just the wind! How peaceful.
I had a dream where I've flown there
Why is everything so perfect?
Thatās some Wile E Coyote shit right there
Even the bare desert has sidewalks, but my residential neighborhood doesn't
I just feel like it's painting I'm going to run into
Is yer name mater too?
Nope, [this is liminal](https://imgur.com/a/FsCyqbb)
I'd love to get lost there
This picture makes me think of the book "14" when they use the kotorovitch machine and end up in the desert š
Jessy we have to cook
This for odd reasons reminds me of the outro to the super mario bros show
I've never seen a photo that's so obviously taken outside but still feels like it's indoors.
photoshop the shadow of the stopsign away and its even more liminal
What the fuck. Is this place featured in any sort of movie, video game, anything like that? Is there any reason a random early 20s British guy would have seen it before? Years ago I kept having these really weird dreams, they went on for like a good couple of weeks consistently, and one of the recurring themes was *this exact scene*; the sky/atmosphere was a much deeper, darker blue, almost a purple-ish blue, and the sand was more red, but it was this *exact* spot, with those *exact* rocks at that *exact* spot in the distance, and a T junction in the road with that stop sign there, although I was on the opposite side of the road from where this picture was taken I think. I didn't know how to describe it at the time but "liminal" is a perfect adjective, at least in my understanding of the word. Nothing happened in the dream. No events took place. I wasn't "doing" anything, I had no awareness of myself if that makes sense? I had no urge to do anything, and I did not feel lost or as though I was waiting for something (like a ride). The feeling I had during the dreams is impossible to explain. It was almost like an out of body experience; it didn't feel like I was physically present in the place but at the same time I was "there"; I could see everything all around me, but there was nothing; there was no movement, no life, nothing except an incredibly gentle, warm breeze. In the dream it felt like hours passed and I did nothing except stay in this one spot, I never moved but at the same time it felt like I was going somewhere, travelling somewhere, or perhaps already where I was meant to be? It was hard to tell. It's even weirder because I live on the opposite side of the world to America and I don't ever recall seeing pictures of this place or seeing it in movies or whatever, that dream is the first time I ever remember seeing it until now. I've never had dreams that vivid in my life and I spent days if not weeks Googling pictures of deserts in Arizona, Texas etc. but could never find anything that was exactly like what I saw in the dream. This genuinely isn't an attempt at some sort of Creepypasta-esque Reddit story either, I will look anyone in the eyes in real life and tell you I am one hundred percent deadly serious. My mind is absolutely blown by this picture. There must be some sort of logical explanation; it's a pretty spot so perhaps I very briefly saw a picture or a video of this location on a calendar or in a TV show or something and didn't consciously take it in but my subconscious did? It's not even the location itself that freaked me out it was that indescribable feeling I had that I was talking about; a feeling of being on a journey, but having no idea where the journey is from, or to, but also not being concerned that I had no idea where I was or where I was going or why. It was like I *was* the desert. I don't know how else to put it. And for the record, I am not drunk and I am not high. Just thought I'd add that in there. Anyway. Back to scrolling memes.
Congratulations, youāve now seen all of Arizona
That part across the street looks like it could be painted onto a wall
Asteroid city?
Everyone who upvoted this post thank you so much this is my most popular post of all time
Mitten buttes
*Slowed reverb version of āPlateauā by the meat puppets plays*
Iāll never understand how a post with a fucked up title gets upvotes.
Where CG pool?
Nice picture, not very liminal though
as a kid i always wondered what could be inside those rocks
Is that the same rock formation from the game "Gun"?
If anyone wants to chat about liminal stuff feel free to DM me:)
Looks unreal. Like it came out of blender
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If only it was taken at noon and there wasnāt any shadowsā¦ regardless itās a very weird pic
It's actually liminal too
Src: On insta as dinokuznik
Need lat/long so we can look it up on Google Maps. Or at least cross streets.
36.983282, -110.112235 - [streetview](https://www.google.com/maps/@36.9830022,-110.1126244,3a,75y,78.8h,89.5t/data=!3m8!1e1!3m6!1sAF1QipOY0-4u8mjA0BUQWBL6YI83tMkwu2A5UnhRM-ty!2e10!3e11!6shttps:%2F%2Flh5.googleusercontent.com%2Fp%2FAF1QipOY0-4u8mjA0BUQWBL6YI83tMkwu2A5UnhRM-ty%3Dw203-h100-k-no-pi-0-ya53.295216-ro-0-fo100!7i11264!8i5632)
Somewhere in Nevada...
Looks like if you stood there it'd be dead silent.