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Aerial Wedding Photography Shot With Drone

noreply@blogger.com (OMARY) — Wed, 30 Mar 2022 06:50:00 +0000

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Best Aerial Photos Captured With A Drone

noreply@blogger.com (OMARY) — Tue, 29 Mar 2022 07:00:00 +0000

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The Wave

Pine Plantation Clearing

Rock Platform Colours

Storm Swell

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Ocean Patterns

Reef Break

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Storm On The Rock Platform

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Ocean Pool

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Rock Platform Flow

#15 Coastal Escarpment

#16 What Lies Beneath

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Derwent River Borders

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Coastal Abstract

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The Most Beautiful Castles Around The World

noreply@blogger.com (OMARY) — Sun, 26 Sep 2021 11:08:00 +0000

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1 Classic View On Neuschwanstein Castle In Bavaria

#2 Burg Eltz In Autumn. Just A Magical Combination

#3 Pierrefonds Castle

#4 Hohenzollern Castle

#5 Chateau De Miolans In Savoie (France)

#6 Chateau De Methon-Saint Bernard

#8 Burg Hohenwerfen

#9 Wendelstein, Bavaria

#10 Tarasp Castle In Graubünden

#11 Foggy Raesfeld Castle

#12 Neuschwanstein Castle From A Lesser Known Angle

#13 Chateau De Suscinio In Brittany

#14 Heddal

#15 Cawdor Castle In The Scottish Highlands

#16 Schloss Heidelberg

#17 The Impressive Moszna Zamek In Poland

#18 Tarasp, Switzerland

#19 Schloss Darfeld (Germany)

#20 Chateau De Sully (France)

#21 Werrnigerode Castle

#22 Malcesine

#23 France

#24 Chateau De Chilon (Switzerland)

#25 Schelenburg

#26 Castello D'arco

#27 Twickel Castle

#28 Burg Altena

#29 Grafschaft Bentheim

#30 Château De Trévarez

#31 Chateau Des Milandes

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The Wartburg In Germany

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#34 Bayern, Germany

#35 Burg Bentheim

The Beauty Of Turkey

noreply@blogger.com (OMARY) — Sat, 25 Sep 2021 15:57:00 +0000

Photos by Ersin, living in İzmir, Turkey.

More info: Instagram

30 BEST BIRD PHOTOS OF 2019

noreply@blogger.com (OMARY) — Tue, 27 Aug 2019 08:51:00 +0000

The Bird Photographer of the Year is a bird photography competition held annually since 2016 where photographers
from all over the world compete for the grand prize and the title of Bird Photographer of the Year. Here are the best of them.

1. Caron Steele - Bird Photographer Of The Year

2.Yashodhan Bhatia - Best Portrait - Honorable Mention

3.Cat Edwardes - Creative Imagery - Honorable Mention

4.Chad Larsen - Garden And Urban Birds - Gold

5.Csaba Tokolyi - Attention To Detail - Silver

6.Ben Andrew - Best Portrait - Silver

7.Nikunj Patel - Birds In Flight - Gold

8.Madeline Nolan - Young Bird Photographer Of The Year - Silver

9.Jozsef Gergely - Bird Behaviour - Silver

10.Shane Kalyn - Birds In Flight - Honorable Mention

11.Edwin Giesbers - Birds In The Environment - Silver

12.Liron Gertsman - Birds In Flight - Bronze

13.Pal Hermansen - Attention To Detail - Gold

14.Hu Yi - Bird Behaviour - Bronze

15.Audun Lie Dahl - Creative Imagery - Bronze

16.Kathryn Cooper - Creative Imagery - Silver

17.Chris Gomersall - Garden And Urban Birds - Honorable Mention

18.Arturo De Frias - Best Portrait - Honorable Mention

19.Pedro Jarque Krebs - Creative Imagery - Honorable Mention

20.Yashodhan Bhatia - Garden And Urban Birds - Honorable Mention

21.Meera Sulaiman - Garden And Urban Birds - Silver

22.Diana Andersen - Attention To Detail - Honorable Mention

23.Ivan Sjogren - Bird Behaviour - Gold

24.Martin Eschholz - Garden And Urban Birds - Bronze

25.Bence Mate - Bird Behaviour - Honorable Mention

26.Helen Moore - Birds In The Environment - Bronze

27.Carolina Fraser - Attention To Detail - Honorable Mention

28.Mohammad Khorshed - Birds In The Environment - Gold

29.Georgina Steytler - Birds In Flight - Silver

30.Marc Weber - Creative Imagery - Gold

31.Thomas Hinsche - Best Portfolio

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Moscow Looks Like A Fairytale During Winter And I Captured It’s Beauty In 20 Photos

noreply@blogger.com (OMARY) — Tue, 25 Dec 2018 03:00:00 +0000

Moscow is a very beautiful city, and before New year it turns into Christmas tale amazingly beautiful to the eyes. I invite you to look at the magical beautiful city.

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Photographer Documents Stunning Wild Foxes Enjoying The Snow (New Pics)

noreply@blogger.com (OMARY) — Sun, 23 Dec 2018 16:53:00 +0000

See Dutch wildlife photographer Roeselien Raimond bring joy and warmth to people with her fairy tale-like photographs of wild foxes for over 8 years. Looking at her gallery of foxes provides a truly captivating and calming experience, as Roeselien brings these gorgeous creatures to life with her exceptional ability to capture their spirit.

More info: roeselienraimond.com | Instagram | Facebook | 500px.com

Image credits: Roeselien Raimond

“I was fascinated by the many legends and fairytales about foxes. I have always wondered how to match this label of a vicious, mean being with the intelligent and friendly appearance they had in my eyes. I was determined to really get to know these mysterious creatures.”

Image credits: Roeselien Raimond

“Foxes are complex animals and even after studying them for years and years, I still don‘t really know what they are up to and what goes on in their beautiful red heads… The more I get to know them, the more they puzzle me, partly because of their creativity and unique personalities. And as long as they keep surprising me, they will keep my attention.”

Image credits: Roeselien Raimond

“Foxes have the curiosity and enthusiasm of dogs, but the headstrongness and unpredictability of cats. To me, they are actually the prefect mix of a dog and a cat; the best of both words.”

Image credits: Roeselien Raimond

“I learned that the stories about foxes being aggressive towards humans are just carefully constructed lies to create a bad image with one goal only: eliminating potential hunting competition.”

Image credits: Roeselien Raimond

“They are so surprisingly… friendly. In a wild animal you would expect characteristics such as mistrust or wakefulness, but I mostly observed an unprejudiced kindness. Even our domesticated cats can become wild tigers when it comes to protecting their litter. I have been around growing up fox kits for many, many hours and never had a vixen shown any sign of aggression. I actually always felt… welcome, almost as if she was proud to show her litter.”

Image credits: Roeselien Raimond

Snow is very rare in The Netherlands, this is why new photos are so difficult to take. “It might snow for a few hours only, so being in the right place at the right time is more important than anything. There’s no chance for a rehearsal. Everything must happen during these few hours. Under this pressure, things can go wrong, for instance, camera quits functioning due to moist or it focuses on a snowflake instead of a fox. But the best part of the job is the joy of seeing a fox just as enthusiastic about this strange white stuff falling from the sky as I am… And of course the fantastic combination of perfect white canvas with a touch of red!”

Image credits: Roeselien Raimond

With unexpected weather come the unexpected incidents you can’t prepare for. “Years ago, it was really cold and within no time I was hypothermic. But going home in these perfect circumstances for a shoot was not an option. So the only solution was to start running like crazy in order to warm myself up. I was glad I was alone because a photographer equipped with a backpack and dressed like a Michelin Man, running on the slippery snow must have been quite a bizarre sight,” – this is one of many cases Roeselien can now remember with a smile.

Image credits: Roeselien Raimond

“To me, foxes are the most beautiful wild animals in the world, both inside and outside. This is what I see and try to capture in a frame. There are still many things about foxes that move me, so there might be many more
series to come,” Roeselien told Bored Panda about her future plans.
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ARTIST ARRANGES AMAZING PHOTOSHOOTS TO SHOW THE BEAUTY OF HER HAIR

noreply@blogger.com (OMARY) — Thu, 15 Nov 2018 11:09:00 +0000

Dutch artist Krissy Elisabeth is known for her very long and beautiful hair. They are so beautiful that she has almost 10, 000 followers on her Instagram because of them. Depending on the time of the season, her photographs are filled with eye-catching flowers or leaves that she chooses for the occasion.

Go down the page and check out these amazing photographs yourself!
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15+ Of The Most Stunning Wedding Photos You’ll Ever See

noreply@blogger.com (OMARY) — Sat, 21 Jan 2017 19:36:00 +0000

These Iimages are just a small taste from one Of WPS's Collection. Enjoy

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BEAUTIFUL SPIRAL STAIRCASES

noreply@blogger.com (OMARY) — Sat, 21 Jan 2017 16:07:00 +0000

A photographic exploration of Bauhaus and Art Deco caracoles (spiral stairways) in Budapest, Hungary.The series captures these unnoticed architectural masterpieces from a different perspective, evoking the idea of an infinite vortex that feels out of this world.

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Here’s How The Euro Would Look If It Was Designed By This Hungarian Student

noreply@blogger.com (OMARY) — Sun, 15 Mar 2015 14:46:00 +0000

The euro is a controversial currency, but one thing that we can agree upon is that this currency might look a lot better if Hungarian graphic design student Barbara Bernat had anything to say about it. She created a series of fictional Hungarian euros with beautiful and elegant illustrations of European plants and animals that I would just love to have a wad of in my lonely and empty wallet.

Bernat is currently a MA student at the University of West Hungary (this work was her master’s project), so be sure to follow her

More info: Behance

Forget Coffins – Organic Burial Pods Will Turn Your Loved Ones Into Trees

noreply@blogger.com (OMARY) — Sat, 07 Mar 2015 09:43:00 +0000

The idea of coming full circle and returning whence we came from is one that appeals to many of us, regardless of our faith (or lack thereof), and this is an idea captured perfectly by this beautiful new burial method developed in Italy. The Capsula Mundi project by designers Anna Citelli and Raoul Bretzel has developed an organic, biodegradable burial capsule that will turn the deceased’s body into nutrients for a tree that will grow out of their remains.

After being encapsulated in the fetal position, the deceased is buried and either a tree or tree seed is planted above their capsule. The project’s site already has a number of trees to choose from.

The project is currently only a concept because Italian law forbids such burials. If it were allowed to proceed, however, the project’s aim would be to create entire memorial parks full of trees instead of tombstones. And instead of destroying and burying wood for wooden coffins, we would, at the end of our lives, provide sustenance for new trees instead. And indeed, the idea that our loved ones and descendants could visit our tree, care for it and rest in its shade is truly a comforting one.

An Italian company came up with an eco-friendly alternative to coffins

Instead of visiting cemeteries, mourners will be able to visit sacred forests

Each client will be able to choose their favorite tree

The people buried inside the pods will become nutrients for their chosen trees

27 Reasons Why You Should ALWAYS Ask for the Window Seat

noreply@blogger.com (OMARY) — Thu, 05 Feb 2015 19:04:00 +0000

There are plenty of reasons to ask for a window seat. For starters you can lean on the window if you want to sleep, and you never have to get up for someone else! But it’s what’s outside of that window that is most compelling. The world is a wonderful place, one that looks entirely different from above. From sunrises and sunsets to landscapes, cityscapes and all kinds of cloud formations in between; there’s beauty out there as far as the eye can see.
Here are 27 reasons you should always ask for a window seat.

1. You might see Chicago’s skyline reflected in Lake Michigan

Photograph by MARK HERSCH
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2. You could see a rainstorm like this off in the distance

3. Because a solar eclipse at 44,000 ft is pretty cool

Photograph by Ben Cooper | launchphotography.com

4. And seeing the highest point in Africa
will take your breath away

Photograph by KYLE MIJLOF

5. For the sunrises

Photograph by FLORIAN SEIFFERT

6. And the sunsets

Photograph by NEIL HOWARD | Prints available

7.And the waterfalls you’ll never see from the aisle

Kaieteur Falls, Guyana | Photograph by CODY H. on Flickr

8. You could witness a forest fire

Photograph by Richard Skoonberg | Richard on Flickr

9. And finally understand why everyone
thinks Norway is so beautiful

Photograph by MARIUSZ KLUZNIAK

10. You could ride an endless sea of clouds

Photograph by MARK STEVENS

11. Come up with creative ways to frame a shot

Photograph by TIM CAYNES | photopacity.com

12. And appreciate the expanse of a mountain range

The Pyrenees | Photograph by MARIUSZ KLUZNIAK

13. Maybe you’ll see your first frozen lake

Photograph by ALAN WOLF

14. Or a city enveloped in fog

Warsaw, Poland | Photograph by CHRIS on Flickr

15. Cities at night can be mesmerizing too

Los Angeles, USA | Photograph by Tom Anderson on Google+

16. And you can see history in an entirely different light

Prambanan Temple, Indonesia | Photograph by killerturnip on Flickr

17. You can laugh at clouds because they look like cotton balls

Photograph by FRANCISCO MARTINS

18. Or perhaps, see your first volcano

Mount Taranaki, NZ | Photograph by JON SULLIVAN

19. You can find a river through a sea of clouds

Photograph by JONATHAN NIGHTINGALE

20. And nothing beats the view of a city from above

New York City, USA | Photograph by LINH NGUYEN

21. The same can be said for mountains like Fuji

Photograph by mloge on Flickr

22. And Rainier

Photograph by MICHAEL MATTI | Travel Photo Adventures

23. Forget outside!
Even the windows themselves can be interesting

Photograph by PEDRO MOURA PINHEIRO

24. And there’s always time for another sunset

Photograph by Oblivious Dude on Flickr

25. Now that’s amore

Photograph by KIMG SENG on Flickr

26. It gives you a chance to say a final goodbye
to the place you just left

Photograph by TOM ANDERSON on Google+

25 Mind-Twisting Optical Illusion Paintings By Rob Gonsalves

noreply@blogger.com (OMARY) — Sun, 01 Feb 2015 08:58:00 +0000

The beautiful and mind-bending illusions in Canadian artist Robert Gonsalves’ paintings have a fun way of twisting your perception and causing you to question what in his paintings, if anything, is real.

Most of his stunning paintings have an unclear boundary between the multiple stories they tell, which forces the viewer to jump back and forth between them – like an optical illusion that changes every time you look at it.

Gonsalves’ interest in art began at an early age, which is why he became comfortable with painting such complex misdirections. He had experience with technique and perspective and architectural art by the age of 12. When he encountered Salvador Dali and Rene Magritte, they clearly left a lasting impact on his amazing paintings as well. Take a look!

Magical Macro World Of Snails And Bugs By Vadim Trunov

noreply@blogger.com (OMARY) — Sat, 31 Jan 2015 14:16:00 +0000

Vadim Trunov, a self-taught nature photographer based in Voronezh, Russia, takes beautiful macro photos of snails, insects and mushrooms that seem to personify them and weave beautiful little stories around these oft-overlooked creatures’ lives.

Trunov often creates these warm and beautiful moments by manipulating and placing his unwitting subjects, but they don’t seem to mind much. He doesn’t have to go far to find them, either – many of his photos were taken near his home.

Be sure to check out this award-winning photographer’s other photos as well – it looks like the squirrels of Voronezh are especially fond of his camera gear!

Deadly destructive power of mother nature

noreply@blogger.com (OMARY) — Sat, 31 Jan 2015 11:09:00 +0000

As much as we love our nature because of its beauty,that beauty is also dangerous.Check this photos of destructive power of our mother nature found on volcano

Multiple lightning flashes caused by fast moving fine ash

Lava bombs hitting the flank

Strombolian eruption with lightning

Detail with multiple lightning flashes

Lava brightens the ash cloud

Ash eruption causing lightning

Violent eruption

TRAVEL – 30 Places To Visit Before You’re 30

noreply@blogger.com (OMARY) — Fri, 30 Jan 2015 15:25:00 +0000

Some people say that your 20’s are your selfish years. And cheers to that! It’s the time to forget about responsibilities (do you even have any yet?), quit that dead end job, save some money and book those flights you’re always saying you will ‘one day’. We’re not saying that any adventure or travel goes out of the window the second you reach the big 3-oh, but the likelihood is, you might have a significant other half by then, perhaps you’ll be paying off a mortgage by then or have a serious job – even children that now depend on you. All of these things by no means stop you from travelling the world, but your priorities will have changed, and the things you want to do in your 20s might seem a little…childish…dangerous…stupid even? In short, fewer ties equals fewer responsibilities. So give into your wanderlust – party till sunrise, do that bungy jump, dive off that rock and explore. Here are our top 30 places to visit before you’re 30…
1. RELAX AND WATCH THE SUN SET ON A BEACH AFTER A DAY OF DIVING IN BALI

2. TAKE A SEAT IN THE SWING AT ‘THE END OF THE WORLD’ IN BANOS, ECUADOR

3. DRINK RUM, SMOKE CIGARS, AND LEARN TO SALSA IN HAVANA, CUBA

4. EMARK ON A 10 HOUR, OFF-ROAD RACE TO FUNDRAISE FOR ANIMAL CONSERVATION AT THE RHINO CHARGE IN NAIROBI, KENYA

5. WHITEWATER RAFT THROUGH THE RAINFOREST AND SEE WHAT IT IS LIKE TO GROW UP BESIDE TOUCANS IN A NATIVE TRIBE IN RIO UPANO, ECUADOR

6. WALK THE INCA TRAIL, PERU

7. TAKE A TYPICAL PHOTOGRAPH AT SALAR DE UYUNI, BOLIVIA

8. PARTY AT THE CARNIVAL IN RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL

9. TREK THROUGH THE HANG SON DOONG CAVE IN QUANG BINH PROVINCE, VIETNAM

10. TAKE IN THE UTTER PARADISE OF WHITEHAVEN BEACH AT WHITSUNDAY ISLAND, AUSTRALIA

11. INDULGE IN THE YOUNG SPIRIT OF AMSTERDAM

12. EXPLORE THE TO SUA OCEAN TRENCH IN THE LOTOFAGG VILLAGE ON THE SOUTH COAST OF UPOLU, SAMOA

13. ROW THROUGH THE GLOWWORM CAVES IN WAITOMO, NEW ZEALAND

14. DIVE INTO THE CENOTES OF YUCATAN PENINSULAR, MEXICO

15. SWIM WITH PHOSPHORUS PLANKTON IN KHO PHI PHI, THAILAND

16. PARTY ALL NIGHT AT ONE OF BERLIN’S BIGGEST NIGHTCUBS

17. WALK THE HAIKU STAIRS OF OAHU IN HAWAII

18. WATCH THE SUN RISE OVER ANGKOR WAT, CAMBODIA

19. BATHE IN THE PAMUKKALE HOT SPRINGS, TURKEY

20. CLIMB THROUGH NAICA MINE, MEXICO

21. STAY UP ALL NIGHT IN NEW YORK

22. LIVE LIKE A MOVIE STAR IN LA

23. MOTORBIKE DOWN VIETNAM, STARTING IN THE STUNNING HA LONG BAY AND ENDING IN HO CHI MIN

24. DANCE IN WATER FOR 4 DAYS STRAIGHT AT ICELAND AIRWAVES FESTIVAL

25. DO THE RICKSHAW RALLY IN INDIA

26. LIVE LIKE A GAUCHO AND PLAY POLO IN ARGENTINA

27. WALK THE GREAT WALL OF CHINA

28. LEARN TO SURF IN FIJI

29. TREK UP AND WATCH THE SUNRISE OVER BRYCE CANYON

30. JUMP IN A CAMPERVAN AND DO A ROAD TRIP – LITERALLY ANYWHERE

15 enchanting places around the world you’ve probably never been

noreply@blogger.com (OMARY) — Tue, 27 Jan 2015 16:22:00 +0000

With a circumference of 24,901 miles, our planet is filled with wonders, natural and manmade alike. Every so often, we come across something that makes us stop and make sure we’re not watching Avatar. Some sights are so surreal we may not believe they exist without actually seeing them in person.

Here are 15 lesser-known but super enchanting places around the world that might just make you forget you’re on Planet Earth.

1 Boseong County's green tea fields (South Jeolla Province, South Korea)

Boseong County is well known for its green tea products, as its tea plantations account for 40% of Korea's green tea production. Rows upon rows of neatly laid out tea plants make the fields equally visually impressive.

2 Thor's Well (Cape Perpetua, Oregon)

A saltwater fountain propelled by the tide at Cape Perpetua, Thor's Well sucks the ocean water in and launches it to heights of up to 20 feet. It's best seen roughly one hour before to one hour after high tide. )

3 Mendenhall Ice Caves (Mendenhall Valley, Alaska)

Under Mendenhall Glacier lie the ice caves. Hikers must kayak to and climb about the glacier in order to reach them. The caves are continuously melting, so they must be visited before they disappear.

4 Lake Natron (Northern Tanzania)

A salt lake fed by the Southern Ewaso Ng'iro River, Lake Natron's waters often reach high levels of alkalinity (with a pH of 9 to 10.5). Very few species can survive the combination of high temperature, alkalinity, and varying salt content.

5 Tsingy de Bemaraha Strict Nature Reserve (Melaky Region, Madagascar)

Known as the Stone Forest by some, Tsingy de Bemaraha Strict Nature Reserve is covered in limestone karsts. Lemurs can often be spotted hopping to and from the trees and karsts.

6 Mount Roraima (Venezuela/Brazil/Guyana)

Mount Roraima borders Venezuela, Brazil, and Guyana, and the cliff sides of this massive plateau are 1,300 feet high. The natural structure was one of the inspirations for Pixar's Up.

7 Dead Vlei (Namib-Naukluft National Park, Namibia)

Meaning "dead marsh" in English, Dead Vlei is a claypan surrounded by some of the highest sand dunes in the world. The skeletons of the camel thorn trees, which were created when the area dried up, are said to be roughly 900 years old.

8 The Crooked Forest (West Pomerania, Poland)

Little is known about the origin of the nearly 400 oddly-shaped pines which grow in West Pomerania. The trees are said to have been contorted by humans, but little knowledge exists regarding the methods and motives.

9 Door to Hell (Durweze, Turkmenistan)

Burning continuously since lit by Soviet scientists in 1971, the Door to Hell continues to blaze due to the natural gas deposits in the area. The crater, open to the public, has a diameter of 230 feet.

10 Casa del Arbol (Baños, Ecuador)

Casa del Arbol is a seismic monitoring station which observes an active stratovolcano, Tungurahua. A swing hangs from a branch of the tree on which Casa del Arbol sits, allowing visitors to tempt fate as they swing over the canyon below.

11 Gardens of Marqueyssac (Vézac, Dordogne, France)

Part of the Chateau de Marqueyssac, the Gardens of Marqueyssac were opened to the public in 1996. They're currently home to over 150,000 boxwood trees, many of which are pruned into round shapes.

12 Taktsang Palphug Monastery (Paro District, Bhutan)

Originally built in 1692, the monastery popularly known as the Tiger's Nest is a Himalayan Buddhist temple and sacred site. It rests on a cliff at 10,240 feet in elevation.

13 Vaadhoo Island (Raa Atoll, Maldives)

The lights in the waves on Vaadhoo Island are due to the bioluminescene of phytoplankton which wash ashore. The glow of the dinoflagellates has earned the area the nickname the Sea of Stars.

14 Plitvice Lakes National Park (Karlovac County, Croatia)

The largest national park in Croatia, Plitvice Lakes is home to 16 lakes and numerous waterfalls. These cascading lakes were created due to the sedimentation of chalk over time. As sediment continues to build up, new waterfalls continue to be formed.

15 Tianzi Mountain Nature Reserve (Hunan Province, China)

Sightseeing at Tianzi Mountain Nature Reserve is physically difficult due to the elevation, as the peaks of the reserve are constantly covered in clouds and fog. The highest peak is 4,140 feet above sea level.

The 29 Most Beautiful Castles From Around The World

noreply@blogger.com (OMARY) — Sun, 25 Jan 2015 19:53:00 +0000

Castles are something really amazing because people built them long time ago, when there was no machines, and many other stuff. They didn’t had all these building things, but they built these magnificent castles using some simple tools.

1. Castle Howard, Yorkshire

2. Castle Hohenschwangau, Germany

3. Corfe Castle, Dorset

4. Malbork Castle, Poland

5. Neuschwanstein Castle, Germany

6. Château de Chambord, France

7. Osaka Castle, Japan

8. Hohenwerfen Castle, Austria

9. Kilkenny Castle, Ireland

10. Peleș Castle, Romania

11. Schloss Moritzburg, Germany

12. Castillo de Coca, Spain

13. Sleeping Beauty Castle at Disneyland, California

14. Kronborg Castle, Denmark

15. Alnwick Castle, Northumberland

16. Edinburgh Castle, Scotland

17. Highclere Castle, United Kingdom

18. Château de Versailles, France

19. Prague Castle, Czech Republic

20. Kylemore Abbey, Ireland

21. Bodiam Castle, United Kingdom

22. Burg Hochosterwitz, Austria

23. Chateau de Chillon, Switzerland

24. Catherine Palace, Russia

25. Windsor Castle, England

26. Hogwarts at Universal Studios, Orlando

27. Balmoral Castle, United Kingdom

28. Conwy Castle, North Wales

29. Schwerin Castle, Germany

The 15 Most Unbelievable Black Sand Beaches

noreply@blogger.com (OMARY) — Sun, 25 Jan 2015 14:46:00 +0000

These really amazing black sand beaches are nature’s miracle as we can see on photos. We know that beaches are white or yellow, but this kind where the sand is black are really magnificent. On these black sand beaches you can feel something really magnificent and amazing. This is the reason why you need to visit one of them some day.

1. Black Sand Beach, Prince William Sound, Alaska

Prince William Sound

2. Pololu Valley Beach, Hawaii

Pololu Valley Beach

3. Kehena Beach, Hawaii

Kehena Beach

4. Kaimu Beach, Hawaii

Kaimu Beach

5. Black Sand Beach, Lost Coast, California

Lost Coast

6. Island Black Beach

Island Black Beach

7. Oneuli Beach, Maui

Oneuli Beach

8. Honokalani Black Sand Beach, Maui

Honokalani Black Sand Beach

9. Waianapanapa Black Sand Beach, Maui

Waianapanapa Black Sand Beach

10. Punaluu Beach, Hawaii

Punaluu Beach

11. Kakalina Manas

Kakalina Manas

12. Hilo Hawaii

Hilo Hawaii

13. Europe

Europe

14. Costa Rica

Costa Rica

15. Vik Beach, Iceland

THE 15 CRAZIEST THINGS IN NATURE YOU WON’T BELIEVE ACTUALLY EXIST

noreply@blogger.com (OMARY) — Thu, 22 Jan 2015 19:24:00 +0000

1. Volcanic lightning aka “dirty thunderstorms.”

2. Frozen air bubbles in Abraham Lake.

3. Underground natural springs in Mexico.

4. Giant crystal cave in Nacia, Mexico.

5. Shimmering shores of Vaadhoo, Maldives.

6. Reflective salt flats in Bolivia.

7. Light pillars over Moscow.

8. Natural salt water fountain off the coast of Oregon.

9. Beautiful sandstone formations in Arizona.

10. Rainbow Eucalyptus trees in Kailua, Hawaii.

11. The Blood Falls in Antartica.

12. Spiderweb cocooned trees in Pakistan.

13. Giant clouds over Beijing.

14. The underwater forest of Lake Kaindy.

15. Lake Hillier, Australia

25 Of The Coolest Hotels In The World

noreply@blogger.com (OMARY) — Wed, 21 Jan 2015 16:52:00 +0000

As long as you're traveling to some beautiful or exotic location, you might as well consider making your hotel a travel-worthy destination as well. Each of these unusual hotels around the world does its best to provide guests with, in one way or another, a unique and unforgettable experience.

There are a lot of different ways to make a hotel unique. For some of these, the location is key. In others, the architecture of the hotel itself is an attraction – I've certainly never been to a floating hotel or to a hotel built in an airliner!

If you know of an awesome hotel that has an amazing location and design that makes it worth visiting all on its own, we'd love to see it added to this list!

#1 Hotel Kakslauttanen, Finland

#2 The Glass Floor Udang House, Bali, Indonesia

#3 Floating Hotel In Zanzibar

#4 Giraffe Manor, Kenya

#5 Fairy Chimney Hotel, Turkey

#6 Conrad Maldives, Rangali Island

#7 Free Spirit Spheres, Canada

#8 Äscher Cliff, Switzerland

#9 Montana Magica Lodge, Chile

#10 Ice Hotel In Jukkasjarvi, Sweden

#11 Mirrorcube Tree House Hotel In Sweden

#12 Kolarbyn Ecolodge, Sweden

#13 Zaan Inn Hotel, Netherlands

#14 Attrap Reves Hotel, France

#15 Martin’s Patershof Church Hotel, Mechelen, Belgium

#16 Harry Potter Hotel, London

#17 Plane Hotel, Costa Rica

#18 Sala Silvermine, Sweden

#19 Hang Nga Guesthouse, Vietnam

#20 Half Graffiti Room, Marseille, France

#21 Wanderlust Hotel, Singapore

#22 V8 Hotel, Stuttgart

#23 Tubohotel, Mexico

#24 Caravan Hotel, Huttenpalast, Berlin

#25 Pantone Hotel In Brussels

7 Of The Most Beautiful Fox Species In The World

noreply@blogger.com (OMARY) — Tue, 20 Jan 2015 17:24:00 +0000

We know how much you guys love foxes, so we thought we’d introduce you some of the most beautiful and striking types of foxes out there so you’d know which type is your favorite!

The red fox (Vulpes vulpes) is what usually comes to mind when you hear the word “fox,” which makes sense since it can be found throughout the Northern hemisphere. But this diverse and adaptive genus has species all over the world, all of which are especially adapted to thrive in their environments.

If you love foxes and think they look better in the wild than they do around someone’s neck, then you’ll definitely love seeing all of these foxes in their natural element!

Fennec Fox

Image credits: Francisco Mingorance

Fennec foxes, native to North Africa and the Sahara desert, are distinguished by their large ears, which serve to dissipate their body heat. These ears give them such good hearing that they can even hear their prey moving under the sand. Their cream-colored fur helps them deflect heat during the day and stay warm at night. (Image credits: animalgalleries.org)

Red Fox

Image credits: Roeselien Raimond

Image credits: Kai Fagerström

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The red fox is the largest, most wide-spread and, as a result, the most diverse species of all the foxes. They can be found throughout the Northern Hemisphere and in Australia as well. They are very agile hunters and have been known to jump over 2m tall fences. (Image credits: Roeselien Raimond)

Marble Fox

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The “arctic marble fox,” also a member of the red fox species, is not a naturally occurring coloration – it was bred for its fur by humans. (Image credits: Ewald Mario)

Gray Fox

(Image credits: Variegated Vibes)

The gray fox, which lives throughout North America, is distinguished by its “salt-and-pepper” upper coat and black-tipped tail. This fox is one of the only canids capable of climbing trees. (Image credits: John Pane)

Silver Fox

Image credits: Shelley Evans

The silver fox is actually the same species as the red fox – they simply have different pigmentation variations. The silver fox was, at on time, one of the most valuable fur foxes that could be found. They are still bred and farmed for their fur. (Image credits: Matt Knoth)

Arctic Fox

Image credits: Daniel Parent

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Image credits: Einar Gudmann

Image credits: William Doran

The arctic fox can be found throughout the Arctic Circle. Their thick fur keeps them from shivering in temperatures as low as -70 degrees Celsius (-94 Fahrenheit). These foxes have relatively short legs and snouts, which helps keep their surface area down and retain heat. (Image credits: Cecilie Sonsteby)

Cross Fox

Image credits: Ben Andrew

The cross fox is yet another color variant of the red fox. It is most common in North America. (Image credits: Ben Andrew)

24+ Beautiful Ice And Snow Formations That Look Like Art

noreply@blogger.com (OMARY) — Sun, 18 Jan 2015 17:56:00 +0000

Ice can be damaging or deadly, but it can also inadvertently create some of the most beautiful and fascinating winter sights. The formation of ice is subject to a million different variables, and the tiniest change in humidity, temperature or wind speed can create wildly different results.

Ice is beautiful, but it can also be deadly! Black ice, which is when clear ice forms on a black road-top, has been the cause of many fatal and near-fatal accidents. Hail storms can also be damaging and deadly - the largest recorded hailstone in the U.S. was the size of a bowling ball.

If you've captured a photo of some stunning ice formations this winter, like an icicle or some snow-rollers, we'd love to see your photos added to this list! Feel free to vote for your favorites as well.

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#1 Baikal Ice Emerald

#2 Frozen Bubbles

#3 Frozen Lighthouses On Lake Michigan Shore

#4 Folded Snow

#5 Frozen Flower Buds

#6 Frozen Lakes

#7 Ice Blossoms

#8 Frosted Lace

#9 Flower After Ice Storm

#10 Frozen Tree

#11 After Freezing Rain In China

#12 Frozen Pond

#13 Frost On The Fence

#14 Frozen Berries

#15 Frost Flowers In The Arctic Ocean

#16 Frosted Pine

#17 Frozen Grass

#18 Fudgesicles

#19 Grass After Freezing Rain

#20 Icicles On The Blooming Apple Tree

#21 Rabbit Or Frost Flowers

#22 Icicle Bush

#23 Leaf After Freezing Rain

#24 Snow Roller

28 Magical Paths Begging To Be Walked

noreply@blogger.com (OMARY) — Sat, 17 Jan 2015 11:08:00 +0000

Roads and paths pervade our literature, poetry, artwork, linguistic expressions and music. Even photographers can’t keep their eyes (and lenses) off of a beautiful road or path, which is why we collected this list of 28 amazing photos of paths.

Paths like these have a powerful grip on the human imagination – they can bring adventure, promise and change or solitude, peace and calm. There’s nothing like a walk down a beautiful path to clear your head – or to fill it with ideas!

I’ll leave you with an excellent quote from J. R. R. Tolkien’s works while you enjoy these images; “It’s a dangerous business, Frodo, going out your door. You step onto the road, and if you don’t keep your feet, there’s no knowing where you might be swept off to.“

Spring In Hallerbos Forest, Belgium

Image credits: Kilian Schönberger

Rhododendron Tunnel in Reenagross Park, Kenmare Ireland

Image credits: Robert Ziegenfuss

Autumn In The White Carpathians

Image credits: Janek Sedlar

Rhododendron Laden Path, Mount Rogers, Virginia, USA

Image credits: David Mosner

Winter Forest Path, Czech Republic

Image credits: Jan Machata

Padley Gorge, Peak District, UK

Image credits: James Mills

Spring In Spencer Smith Park, Burlington, Ontario, Canada

Image credits: Shawn Marshall

Spring In Dog Mountain, Washington, USA

Image credits: Danielle Hughson

Jacaranda Tree Alley

Image credits: George Veltchev

Cotton Tree Alley In Taiwan

Image credits: Sue Hsu

Mount Rainier, Washington, USA

Image credits: Danielle Hughson

Spring In Woodburn, Oregon, USA

Image credits: Danielle Hughson

Dark Hedges In Ireland

Image credits: Stephen Emerson

Taiping Mountain Path in Taiwan

Image credits: Justin Jones

Hitachi Seaside Park Path In Japan

Image credits: nipomen2

Forest Trail In Bavaria, Germany

Image credits: Kilian Schönberger

Russian Forest Path

Image credits: Elena Shumilova

Winter Sunrise On Path In Campigna National Park , Italy

Image credits: Roberto Meloti

Migliarino San Rossore Park Path In Pisa, Italy

Image credits: Andrea Iorio

Bamboo Path In Kyoto, Japan

Image credits: Yuya Horikawa

Autumn Path

Image credits: Lars Van Der Goor

Path Up To The Halnaker Windmill in Sussex, UK

Image credits: Sam Moore

Autumn Path In Kyoto, Japan

Image credits: Takahiro Bessho

Tunnel Of Love, Ukraine

Image credits: Oleg Gordienko

Wisteria Flower Tunnel Path in Japan

Image credits: mindphoto.blog.fc2.com

Springtime Path In Holland

Image credits: Lars Van De Goor

Path Under Blooming Trees In Spring

Image credits: Emanuel Costinas

Forest Path In Autumn

Image credits: Lars Van De Goor