The buildings in the town of Vercorin in the Swiss Alps contribute to an impressive piece by Felice Varini, called Cercle et suite d’éclats. The pattern was projected on the town from the vantage point, then traced and painted. Photographs from the same spot in daylight make the town look flat, almost like a postcard. What I’d like to know is how he got the town to go along with it; I could see an easily-repainted suburb in the States being convinced, but this quaint (and much older) town in Switzerland seems like a much bigger challenge.

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It’s incredible how the wide range of life situations, feelings and emotions can be expressed and conveyed by simple nails. Power of art add Genius of creator, making up the nail art from Vlad Artazov.

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The Lost Gardens of Heligan are one of Cornwall’s, Britain’s and possibly the World’s greatest garden attractions.

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Be sure to visit original website of Heligan

Macro photography is  taking at close range photos of small things .The best way to do this is to use a special macro lens optimized to focus sharply on a small area.

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This Dalmatian obviously thinks that he’s breastfeed his puppy because of the black and white colors on the rat…or she adopted this orphan rat. either way it’s a cute overload.

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The eggs in the photograph galleries ranging in diameter from 0.7 to 2 mm. The pictures were taken with a scanning electron microscope, which uses beams of electrons to keep track of object surfaces. Then a black and white photos were altered in color to reflect the natural appearance of the eggs.

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Be sure to visit National Geographic for more of Martins beautiful photos

Our mothers always said everything tastes better with a dash of love, but these video game cakes combine tasty dessert with a tablespoon of geek for deliciously dorky results.

Depicting characters and consoles, some of these confections are impressively professional, while other are obviously homemade. All we know is that if a girl made us a sweet Legend of Zelda cake for our birthdays, we’d pretty much go ahead and propose right after we ate all the frosting off Link’s shield.

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A fox was in search of food when it noticed a lonely cat at the backyard. The fox was young and didn’t know one simple rule – don’t mess with cats.

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60 fun-loving artists from 17 countries who recently descended on a drizzly Seattle suburb to participate in the annual World Championship of Sand Sculpting. If the event’s name conjures up images of standard sand castles built on the beach, think again.

The beginning  of the World Championship competition is known as the “pound up” day. Sand sculptors ranging in age from 24 to 68 spend that day shoveling more than 33,000 pounds of sand into wooden forms that eventually get removed. The objective: To get the sand wet and compact it down, down, down so it becomes firm and stable enough to be transformed into high-flying, whimsical shapes.

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