The photo project by Sabine Pearlman, which is called Ammo, shows us an unusual perspective of bullets. Even if you are familiar with firearms, it is unlikely that you’ve been so lucky to see a bullet like this before.
Asterix Amusement Park in France
Besides the well-known Disneyland, near Paris is another, no less interesting, place of entertainment for adults and children. The name suggests that the park is dedicated to two renowned characters from Gaul.
The Right Moment in Adrian Storey’s Photography
This photographer is living in Tokyo, Japan, and during his lifetime, he traveled to many countries. The feature of this photographs, is in finding the right timing, when the photographer has to set the focus and capture the elusive moment.
The Great Banyan Tree
At first sight, this tree seems to be rather a forest than a detached tree. However, you see the crown with the circumference of about 350 meters of a single plant, Bengal fig.
The Secret Life of Plastic Toy Animals by Jeff Friesen
What happens to toys when their owners aren’t near them? You never thought about it? Well, Jeff Friesen did. He created a series of original photographs on this topic.
Mexico’s National Pyrotechnics Festival
Every year, nine days in a row, in the Mexican ton of Tultepec, is held a national pyrotechnics festival, which attracts not only manufacturers and onlookers. An essential part of the crown are pyromaniacs.
Twiggy – The Water Skiing Squirrel
The most famous squirrel in the world Twiggy, who can water ski, does not get tired to show its skills. The squirrel was taught to hold onto skis by her owner.
Famous Eyeglasses by Federico Mauro
Famous Italian photographer Federico Mauro created a series of bright images in which the main object are glasses that were worn by celebrities.
Exbury Egg – A Floating Wooden House
The association of SPUD Group, PAD Studio and Stephen Turner developed the project of a floating wooden house Exbury Egg.
Blue Lake – The Clearest Lake in The World
There is a lake in New Zealand, from the surface of which you could’ve seen the underwater world on a depth of 80 meters. According to the scientists, the Rotomairewhenua or the Blue Lake is rightly considered the clearest lake in the world.
