STEP ONE: Go To George Steinmetz's Instagram Feed. STEP TWO: You're Done. Enjoy!

STEP ONE: Go To George Steinmetz's Instagram Feed. STEP TWO: You're Done. Enjoy!

Photographer George Steinmetz is probably best known for his mind-bending image of camels crossing the desert dunes of Arabia's Empty Quarter "on their way to graze near Wadi Mitan" that was featured by National Geographic in February, 2005—an image so disconcerting (and implausible) that it's got its very own Snopes page. But his Instagram account suggests he could be known for a whole lot more.

It's Time For My Annual "Disappointment/Frustration With The Academy" Session

It's Time For My Annual "Disappointment/Frustration With The Academy" Session

Each year, as the seemingly-endless award season gets underway, I tell myself "THIS is the year Roger Deakins will win a little gold statue for Best Cinematography; this is finally the year." And then, each year, I am disappointed (sometimes bitterly so). This year, the suspense was short-lived. Deakins wasn't even nominated. So I'm keeping myself busy by watching this mash-up of the nominees.

The Only Thing Better Than Listening To Your 2-Year-Old Daughter Sing MOANA's "Shiny" Non-Stop? Having Her Sing It In French.

The Only Thing Better Than Listening To Your 2-Year-Old Daughter Sing MOANA's "Shiny" Non-Stop? Having Her Sing It In French.

Phoebe has become a big fan of the songs from Disney's most recent animated adventure, Moana. She especially loves the single word/refrain "Shiny"—like all great pop tracks, this one adheres to the rule that a song's name must come from its most frequently-used phrase—and she belts it out at the top of her lungs with great enthusiasm.