Taken at the top of Lion’s Head in Cape Town, South Africa. The Jackson Brothers EMPIRE STATE BUILDING August 21, 1934 mountain climbing snow sky walking in the Alps Geiranger Fjord Norway Walk to the top of Huashan Mountain in China. kayakers ...

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This is the amazing photography of world Icon’s Pyramids and Giza necropolis. Lublin Castle Petra The hotel “Burj Al Arab” International Finance Centre in Hong Kong. Bran – Dracula’s Castle. TV Tower in Auckland. Mount Rushmore National Memorial in the ...

Nothing creates a better “End of the World Experience” than the dramatic coastlines formed by vertical sea cliffs. Standing on top of these tall cliffs, your eyes are met with nothing but the vast expanse of the ocean, huge waves ...

French artist Anne-Catherine Becker Echivard’s  (37) beautiful artworks.He is inspired by silent movies of Charlie Chaplin and Buster Keaton.places real fish from her fish monger on doll parts to recreate, amuse, and in a way, criticize/satirize aspects of human society. ...

French based photographer Laurent Laveder create amazing Moon Photography, these are part of his project titled Moon Games.                       Sources Here

Today I would like to present the most beautiful festival celebrations around the different countries. Carnival of Venice, Italy. [February 11-21]  Phunket Vegitarian Festival, Thailand. [October]  Vallam Kali (Snake Boat Race), Kerala, India. [Season of the harvest festival Onam]  La Tomatina,  Bunyol, ...

Whilst Australia may be synonymous with Bondi Beach, Ayers Rock, Kangaroos and Koala bears it also has a selection of five star hotels just waiting to accommodate you – whilst, for those need an extra thrill on their holidays, it ...

40 beautiful Photography air balloon festival  A biggest air balloon world record at France .A total of 1,207 experienced pilots with 408 balloons at one time But organisers  say 391 for take-off. This Air Balloons festival, organized by a descendent ...

Interesting Atmospheric in Rain photos                                                Sources