“I’ve never met a person I couldn’t call a beauty.” –Andy Warhol

• My favorite photos this week on Flickr (African Daisy – below) and Instagram (Specks – above).

• Photographer I’m Admiring: Pete Souza, President Obama’s Office White House photographer, for his subversive photo responses to Trump. Find him on Instagram.

• It’s almost Valentine’s Day. Read about five ocean romances.

• Siesta Doors is now on Instagram! Give it a follow.

• A great article at The Atlantic on the disappearance of bumblebees. Studies have found that a fungus called Nosema bombi. “swells in the soft tissue between the bumblebee’s organs until the drone grows so plump it can’t bend its abdomen to mate with the queen.”

• Moby Dick was published in 1851. Some whales that were alive then are still alive today.

• The ocean vaquita population is down to 30 individuals and saiga antelopes are struck by a plague in central Asia.  We humans can help.

• I love this infographic on sea turtles at the WWF.

• Remember this the next time you skip the recycling bin.

• My favorite Siesta Doors photo this week. Read more about my Siesta Doors project here.

• Have you visited my Printshop? I’ll donate 20% of all profits to the National Audubon Society, the Ocean Conservancy, or the Sierra Club.