by Frau Jay
Published 73 days ago in Animals, Architecture, Different, Nature, Photography, Travel
The world famous scientific and geographic National Geographic magazine celebrated its 125 years, it was founded in 1888. Today, the publication read by over 40 million people in 26 languages around the world.
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Situated amid the pristine scenery of the Swiss Alps, and with stunning mountain views in every direction, The Cambrian offers the kind of location that tense desk huggers the world over spend their days dreaming about.
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by Анастасия
Published 123 days ago in Nature, Photography
Photographer Mitch Dobrowner created a series of striking images of lightning storms in the black-and-white terms. Read the rest of this entry →
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by newsmaker
Published 128 days ago in Nature
Mother Nature put on a spectacular display off the coast of Onslow yesterday, where a menacing-looking storm was captured on camera by a tug boat worker. Jurien Bay man Brett Martin and his colleagues were working west of False Island when the thunderstorm, which had gathered dust and sand as it developed, passed over Onslow and out to the Indian Ocean. Mr Martin said the storm built up in a matter of minutes.
He said gusts of up to 102km/h were recorded from the thunderstorm at about 7.30pm on Wednesday, and such storms were normal for the region at this time of year.
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by freeyorker
Published 134 days ago in Nature, Photography
Photographer Randy P. Martin describes his photographic style as ‘Travel documentation’ and we agree. His pictures capture his travels, his adventures and the people he meets along the way. The images seem to be snapshots talking about life, joy and emotions. Randy shoots because he simply loves it and can’t help but make his experiences timeless —to perpetually live in them and soak up every last bit for as long as possible.
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Published 138 days ago in Nature, Photography
German photographer Olaf Otto Becker’s new series ‘above zero’ captures the west coastline of Greenland, in which he travelled 4000 km between 2003 and 2004, in a small dingy. The sole purpose of his trip there was to portray this coastal region with his 8 x 10 inch large format camera, which often made it a physically strenuous, and sometimes life-threatening journey among the glacial crevasses and snow melt flows. Read the rest of this entry →
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by orkhan
by fraufaya
Published 172 days ago in Nature, Photography
Beautiful landscapes by Coolbiere A, talented photographer, traveller, and landscape architect based in Hongkong, Thailand. Read the rest of this entry →
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by jahangiragha
Published 176 days ago in Art, Nature
Potholes are a type of disruption in the surface of a roadway where a portion of the road material has broken away (usually because or fatigue). Gardener Steve Wheen has found a beautiful and unique way to turn these potholes into something attractive by creating miniature flowerbeds. He has transformed 150 of London’s potholes so far. The smallest being just one-inch-square. Source
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Published 179 days ago in Nature, Society
Heavy rains and high tides have brought some of the worst flooding to Venice, Italy in years. The “acqua alta”, or high water, is common this time of year and Sunday’s level of 149 centimeters (4 ft, 10 in) was below the 160 centimeters (5 ft, 2 in) recorded four years ago in the worst flooding in decades. The bad weather and torrential rainfall will continue through Tuesday, forecasters said. Collected here are images from Venice as it endures this recent acqua alta.
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