American photographer Emily Blincoe from the city of Austin came up with an original idea, to sort the sweets not by their composition or type but by their color.
Single Block Ice Sculptures at World Ice Art Championship
The city of Fairbanks is known not only as an educational center of the state of Alaska, but also as a venue for World Ice Art Championship.
Abandoned Sea Forts Turned Into Luxurious Hotels
These three sea forts were built by the French during the reign of Napoleon III, for protection from the British Navy back in the eighteenth century. In our days these forts were abandoned for a while until they were transferred to private ownership.
Cardboard Relief Portraits by Giles Oldershaw
Instead of just throwing cardboard boxes away, English artist Giles Oldershaw uses them to create a specific type of layered portraits of well-known characters and personalities.
Coffee Fantasies by Irina Nikitina
Her profession isn’t related to photography at all. She is just a music teacher. The photography is just a hobby. We think that she has a talent for it, and it will be good if she’ll continue to share positive emotions with us through her photography.
The Serengeti Lions
The Serengeti National Park in Tanzania covers an area of almost 15,000 square kilometers. This unique park is included into the UNESCO World Heritage List, and is the most famous national park of the country.
Amazing Wind and Rain Bridges in China
The Dong ethnic group is a small number of people who do not have a specific habitation area. Its members live in small groups in different parts of China. People of this group are famous for their carpentry skills.
Human Body Landscapes by Carl Warner
UK-based photographer Carl Warner became famous for his project with edible landscapes. And now, he came up with a not least original project, where he used human bodies.
Time is a Dimension: Original Collages by Fong Qi Wei
China-based photographer and artist Fong Qi Wei is trying, through his photos, not only to evoke emotions and feelings but also to make the viewer to turn on the brain.
Amazing Fractal Animals by Minimoo64
The series of digital illustrations by the Canadian artist, known under the nickname minimoo64, isn’t directly related to mathematical fractals. She simply transforms usual animal portraits into glowing animal portraits.
