Attractive Works of the Photographer Mariya
January 22, 2012 by admin
Filed under Art and Design, Misc
This time we chose to present to you one very talented photographer - Mariya. Mariya takes photos in a unique way. He combines artistic tone with a perfect angle when he takes photographs of women body. Those photographs are not distasteful at all, they are really very beautiful artistic pieces in witch everyone can enjoy. So. Let’s enjoy together!
Most Compelling Photographs of 2011
January 7, 2012 by admin
Filed under News, Places and Nature
Colourful photograph of a young boy throwing the ball
Photograph of Amy Winehouse at her last concert in Belgrade, Serbia
Kampala, Uganda, in May, during a ‘walk to work’ anti-government protest
12,000 colourful cross-county skiers during Engadin ski marathon in Switzerland
Kevin Spacey during the Berlin film festival
Lake Natron in Tanzania completely pink with hundreds of thousands of Lesser Flamingos
The rebels attempting to advance to the town centre at the battle for Sirte
Kissing couple picture during the Vancouver riots
The “mine” at the centre of Guatemala City
Space shuttle Endeavour lift off captured from a flight over northern Florida
Pakistan floods
Newmarket equine hospital- racing horse undergoing surgery
Egypt – 25 January revolution
Muammar Gaddafi
Soldiers of 159th Brigade Task Force Thunder in action
Women escapes the fire at Reeves corner in Croydon
Wonder of Nature Or Wonder Of Humankind
Stunning photos of a wonder of nature among us, a guy whose skin looks like tree bark creating an effect that has never been captured before on photographs. This guy is a tree man, a wonder of mankind. The BBC and discovery have been running a series of documentaries on extraordinary people. After watching a couple of them I came to realize that there are indeed strange diseases and medical conditions out there. The weirdest one is this: half man half tree!
Dangerous Beauty
October 26, 2011 by admin
Filed under Misc, Places and Nature
Nature can be gentle, gracious and tender, but there are times when nature decides to show us its other face which is..not so gentle, but rather furious and rough. These photos magnificently display this face of mother nature, which is a face of dangerous beauty. Enjoy these photos with storms, hurricanes and other fantastic displays of mother nature’s wrath and beauty.
Amazing Photos of Baby Panda
Baby pandas are amazingly small. Each cub weighs only about 3 ½ ounces (100 grams) at birth. No other mammal gives birth to a baby so much smaller than the adult of its species—except marsupials, such as kangaroos, whose newborn babies live in the mother’s pouch until they are more fully developed.
A panda mother must carry her baby around very gently and take care of it until it is big enough to move around on its own. Pandas are known for being very careful and protective mothers. With such tiny babies, they have to be!
Newborn pandas cry for milk about every two hours. Between feedings, a panda mother will rarely put her baby down. When sitting, the mother holds the tiny creature in her paw. When she is on the move, she carries the baby gently in her mouth. Panda cubs can walk on their own when they are about three months old.
Free Street Dentists In India and China
Will you let them do your teeth for free?
India
The Most Scariest Airports In World
Flying may be one of the safest methods of transportation but it doesn’t always look that way, especially when flying in and out of certain airports. These 10 air travel destinations challenge the skill of pilots, the structure of aircraft, and the underwear of passengers.
Tioman Island Airport, Tioman Island, Malaysia
You may not have heard of Tioman Island (known locally as Gunung Daik Bercabang Tiga) but likely you’ve seen it on TV or at a movie theater: “Bali Hai” in the 1956 film South Pacific was actually Tioman Island. This beautiful tropic isle lies off the east coast of peninsular Malaysia, due east of Kuala Lumpur and roughly north-northeast of Singapore.
Berjaya Air operates 2- and 4-engine turboprop planes capable – barely – of negotiating the single 3,254ft (992m) runway at Tioman Island Airport. Pilots must first set their planes on a heading directly into a mountain range, with the pilot then performing a 90 degree turn to line up the runway. Late touchdowns are ill-advised as overshooting the runway means plunging off a sheer cliff.
Princess Juliana International Airport, St. Maarten
Originally constructed as a military airport during World War II, Princess Juliana International Airport today serves as the main hub for the smaller island destinations of the Caribbean. Takeoffs from the airport require quick reflexes as a sharp turn must be made immediately after becoming airborne, so as not to slam into the mountains.
