Awesome Grass Sculptures in The Lost Gardens of Heligan
The Lost Gardens of Heligan are one of Cornwall’s, Britain’s and possibly the World’s greatest garden attractions. image credits Be sure to visit original website of Heligan
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30 Awesome Examples of Macro Photography
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.
Macro Photos of Insect Eggs by Martin Oeggerli
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.
Painting Made From 200000 Ants by Chris Trueman
Painter Chris Trueman, from Claremont, California, has created a unique painting by using 200,000 dead ants instead of paint.
The lying down game
The Lying Down Game is an Internet meme typically involving individuals having their photograph taken whilst lying rigidly face down. Read more on Wikipedia
Rainbow Eucalyptus
Nobody painted these trees, they simply have such an unusual colored skin. These eucalyptus are growing in New Guinea and Sulawesi.
Unusual Way to Travel in Columbia
Residents of Los Pinos, Colombia, including children, use a zipline for their daily commute. There are two ways in or out of Los Pinos– A two-hour hike or a one-minute zip line ride. Eight children use the zip line daily to go to school and return home. There are no plans to build a bridge, [...]
Face Painting by James Kuhn
46-year-old James Kuhn uses his face as canvas, to create some of the most eccentric face-paintings you’ve ever seen. Kuhn says he has always been an artist, drawing in his oatmeal, as a child, but found his passion for face-painting, one day when he was snowed in, and couldn’t get to work. He is famous [...]
Coins of ancient Rome
Nude Figures and Erotic Images on Ancient Coins. These coins were made in Rome around the first century BC and they were paying for certain services, or they went as usual?