Birch sap on a large scale

Apparently the residents of Belarus, like birch sap, and they do not collect it at 1.5 liters!

African tulip tree

Spatodeya campanulate very beautiful and exotic plants. It is called the “African tulip tree” or “tree-fountain” because of the many large bright red flowers, which form, indeed, resemble tulips. Dark green foliage sets off the beautiful red flowers. A flower essence is beneficial to the skin.

Multi-colored planet Mars

Thanks to the camera Hirise we can see new photos krassnoy planet.
HiRISE, a high-resolution camera mounted on board the Mars research satellite Orbiter (MRO). This spacecraft is now for one terrestrial day makes about 13 revolutions around Mars. 8 November 2006, scientists formally announced the beginning of the first research stage (main stage of the mission surveying). This phase lasted for two Earth years. Detailed research phase will continue for as long as the spacecraft and the camera is not gone.

Exotic Park Joshua Tree

Park Joshua Tree, located in southeastern California, received the official National Park status in 1994, after the adoption of the Law on the Protection of the California desert by the U.S. Congress, though in 1936 he was named a national monument.
Its name the park was named after Joshua Tree (Yucca brevifolia), growing in the area. Fleet size of 3,195.98 sq. km – It’s a little more space in Rhode Island (the smallest U.S. state by area).

Very creative, carved fruit pits.

Haydao, the art of making seeds from fruits in the art. Haydao originated during the Song Dynasty (960-1279) in China, but during the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) became the most popular form of art. The most senior person in the state were similar decorations.
Often all used peach pits, peach as synonymous with saving in Chinese culture. Given that each stone is unique, so cutting out complex shapes requires considerable years of training and patience!

Painting with a very small Circuits

Incredibly detailed picture drawn by a pencil, I think the artist really tried …
Imagine yourself draws a mechanical pencil on a huge sheet of white paper now 10 hours a day, seven days a week and so on throughout the entire ten months. Many would have surrendered in the first few days but can say with confidence that Joe Fenton – not a majority. He worked in that mode, and set up his incredibly detailed picture, which can only marvel at and remember the engravings from old books, which are likely to see an artist.
Mentone aptly named my project alone. It is true, doing such fine work will perforce have to be a long time just to yourself.

Great Banyan – Live maze

The Great banyan a tree with the world’s largest area of ​​the crown. Located in the Indian Botanic cadu.
Tree age is estimated at 200-250 years. After the lightning strike occurred in 1925 splitting the main stem, so that the barrel had to be cut. After that, the banyan was considered a clonal colony, not a single tree, as before. Around a banyan laid track length of 330 meters, but the tree continues to grow beyond it. Under such a tree can easily hide more than two thousand people at once.

Mysterious and incredible Mars

Outstanding digital photo processing methods Dutchman Kees Venebosa been demonstrated in National Geographic and NASA site. Processing of the images he made with the help of landscape modeling Terragen. He has worked with various versions of this program since 1999.
Most of the photographs were obtained by digital simulation of heights on images from various NASA satellites, such as Mars Global Surveyor. He made a lot of pictures for National Geographic, not only Mars but also the good old Earth and other planets in the solar system and extrasolar planets of other systems. Here is the collection of his most beautiful and fantastic images of Mars.

Milky way

Milky Way in the night sky over the National Park, Arches, Utah, USA. Photographer Brett Webster uses the night sky, the national parks in his native Utah, as a canvas to create images that reflect all the pettiness of our planet in comparison with the great cosmos.

Volcanic eruption Puyeue

On Saturday, in south-central Chile, in the mountain chain Puyeue-Cordon Caulley eruption of the volcano, who was sleeping over 50 years. Authorities evacuated several thousand residents, when the volcano began spewing ash to a height of more than 10 km in the direction of nearby Argentina. After several earthquakes officials announced elevated levels of anxiety in the area of ​​the volcano, where in some places up to 230 tremors occurred in an hour. In this issue raised some amazing photos of the eruption, the offending peaceful life in Chile and Argentina.

All World in Unbelievable Pictures

Unbelievable Pictures You May Have Never Seen Before

Amazing And Unusual Weather Phenomena

The science of weather is a fascinating one; but even more so are the flukes and irregularities that can occur within our world. This is a list of 20 of the most amazing and unusual of those anomalies.

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Moon bows

A rainbow is caused by the Sun shining on moisture droplets, most commonly in a post-rain atmosphere. A moon bow is much rarer, only seen at night when the moon is low and full to almost full. One popular place to see moon bows is at Cumberland Falls in Kentucky, as pictured above.

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Mirages

Mirages occur when light is refracted to produce an image of an object or the sky where it is not. It is most

All Beautiful HDR Pictures

“In computer graphics and photography, high dynamic range imaging (HDRI) is a set of techniques that allows a greater dynamic range of exposures (the range of values between light and dark areas) than normal digital imaging techniques. The intention of HDRI is to accurately represent the wide range of intensity levels found in real scenes ranging from direct sunlight to shadows.”
What I’ve read on some foruns is that a program called Photomatix does the job… Does anybody have already used it? I’m looking forward to it. Well… either way, if I don’t get to use it, I’ll probably find out how to simulate that effect on Photoshop. All this pictures are from a Flickr HDR Group.

ALL Breathtaking Photography

by Luis Montemayor

by Lindsey Mae

10 Unbelievable Pictures

Here is some of the unbelievable pictures for you. 

Big stone cause unstable of lorry.

Simple Paper turned into two-dimensional Art

The German artist Simon Schubert uses only sheets of paper when he folds it into two-dimensional art works. His work contains mostly of things that have sharp edges so it makes it possible to fold, like stairs, hallways and buildings.

Picture in a Picture Creativity

Picture in a picture photos that will inspire those creative juices for your weekend shoot. You may just have to break down and get a Polaroid.

11 Extraordinary Black and White Landscapes

Landscapes can be a tough subject for any photographer. Black and white landscape photos can be particularly tricky to make interesting. This collection, however, manages to bridge that gap and create some astonishing images. If you would like to try your hand, then check out our list of tutorials at the end of the collection.

Icy Photos

Freezing rain sounds innocent enough, until it becomes a layer of ice, enveloping every single thing in a heavy, unwelcome embrace.
Ice storms are able to put the life of an entire state on hold, as power distribution is disrupted and often not restored for a couple of weeks. You are left with nothing much to do, other than to admire the cold beauty of ice “kingdom” around you. You turn into a truly “captive audience”.
A week without any power
We all remember the 1998 ice storm in Quebec. Here are some pictures of this devastating event. Over fifty

Sculptures by Adam Beane

Adam Beane is quite unique sculptor. Since beginning sculpting in 2002 he is known for dynamic compositions, action poses, nuanced drapery work and his ability to capture likenesses with expressions. For the work he uses CX5, a tremendously versatile material he developed which handles like clay when warm but is hard as plastic when cool. In this collection you will find mini copies of famous people and will be suprised how unbelievable realistic they look. Many of them were made for toys companies and may be you could find works of Adam Beane in supermarkets.
Paolo DiCanio

Beautiful Watercolor Paintings by Grzegorz Wróbel

Grzegorz Wróbel is an architectural designer from Poland. Grzegorz Wróbel’s watercolor pieces are just beautiful.

Deadly Beauty of Nature

Snow. Storms. Floods. Droughts. The shaking Earth. Erupting volcanoes. Mother Nature sure knows how to throw a tantrum. Despite the deadly nature of, well, nature, these phenomena can actually be beautiful sights to see. Let’s take a look at some amazing photos capturing Mother Nature at her worst — which just happens to occasionally also be at her best.

Photo by nasa1fan/MSFC

Hyper-Realist Still Life Paintings by Roberto Bernardi

Roberto Bernardi was born in Todi in 1974. His first works date from the mid eighties, and whilst a young student he dedicated himself to the study of Renaissance painting and pictorial technique, which later proved to be extremely important in the development of his personal creativity. In 1993 he moved to Rome, where he worked as a restorer in the church of San Fransesco a Ripa. After this experience, he dedicated himself full time to the creation of his own hyper-realist works.

I dream of you by Luis Beltrán

“I dream of you” is an art project by Luis Beltrán that takes as its starting point the world of dreams and leads us through scenes that are among the thin line of reality and imagination in search of the emotions that guide our lives. An attempt to wake up for a moment, our lethargy, to revive emotions without knowing why, one day we feel, to find within ourselves the best of us and everything that ever made us dream. Dedicated to those who daydream, who believe that without illusion there is no hope, who live in fantasy worlds and do not want to wake up.

“Those who dream by day are aware of many things which escape those who dream only by night.”
~Edgar Allan Poe