A German biker, traveling the world on his motorcycle, once he reached Istanbul.
rode through the city, he decided to make a photo.
I do not know what he was so attracted flies, but his helmet immediately attacked by insects, not leaving the free space.

 Heavy snowfalls have resulted in parts of Austria to the chaos on the roads and power failure. As reported by news agency «APA», 15 000 tourists and residents in several snow-swept mountain ski resort areas in the west of the country were cut off from the world. In some places, almost 90cm of snow fell.

 Sometimes I amaze contemporary artists,
they are able to draw inspiration from the usual things.
For example, light up matches.

 Images on Google Earth have revealed some mysterious structures in the Gobi Desert, near an area that China has been using for its military, nuclear and space programs.

 The best pictures from the contest NG in 2011. It's amazing.

 Many people go to Uluru, but that they see there depends on where they came from. (© Robert Spanring)

Stan Munro makes his life an unusual hobby - he creates entire cities out of toothpicks. It all started 10 years ago when his wife fell ill with polycystic liver disease. Stan had to quit work to care for her, and he began to collect models of buildings from toothpicks.Gradually, his hobby has progressed so much that he built a town. In 2006 he sold his first City of toothpicks to the museum in Spain. All that makes Stan - he creates for his wife, it serves as an inspiration for him. All of their creations Stan signs "I Luv Suzi". Woe to help Stan find the amazing creativity and his love for his wife helped her recover, and you never know, add up all of the other, perhaps we would not have seen when it is not these impressive buildings of toothpicks. Stan has created two huge project - City of toothpicks I: The history of skyscrapers and the city of toothpicks II: Temples & Towers. The city of toothpicks I: History of Skyscrapers contains over 50 known high-rise buildings around the world. The city of toothpicks II: Temples & Towers is a collection of more than 40-known religious buildings and tall buildings around the world, standing on an oval platform 24x28m in size. All structures will be built in scale 1:164. When work on the city is completed, it will be the largest building of toothpicks in the world, it will consist of 4 million toothpicks, which is almost twice as much than the first city.

Its really a new stunt, amazingly cool, it gonna be a part of x-games.

 Photographer Edward Bartinski always been interested in the human impact on nature, and he spent more than 20 years of shooting on this topic. All his works show a retreat under the onslaught of primeval nature of man. Cnimki rainfed fields in Spain, made ​​from a helicopter. Rainfed fields - land on which crops are cultivated without irrigation Rainfed fields in Aragon province Monegros, Spain, with a height of about 600 meters This series of photographs taken in 2010 and is part of a larger project entitled Water, work on which Edward began in 2008 and expects to complete in 2013 Bartinski said: "I like to take on any theme and develop it, finding a visual compliance with its ideas. Water is interested in photography, and farming have to water very relevant, so I could not lose sight of the irrigated fields in the province of Monegros " / On non-irrigated fields, where the moisture is mainly used, obtained by the soil in spring, usually grow drought resistant crops, Feed and water-melon plants. Rainfed field is entirely dependent on nature, as if the rainfall is in short supply, the crop may be reduced or it may not be at all. At the present time series, devoted to dry farming, is presented in the New York Gallery of Bruce Volkovitsa. - Source: trasyy.livejournal.com

 Japanese sculptor Matsueda Yuki (Yuki Matsueda) creates an unusual three-dimensional installation.
The singularity of his work lies in the fact that the elements of art Yuki Matsueda seek to escape from the plane in which there are, and be at liberty: from quail eggs yolks running down, try to escape from the maps suit, but from a tube - paint.

New invention of "paper battery" is amazing

In this collection you'll see some of the most beautiful 3D portraits, collected from the portfolio of talented illustrators. These are excellent examples of digital art and creations of a modern illustrations. These artists are trying to ensure that thier work is different from the standard pictures.

Hairy Frog (Lat. Trichobatrachus robustus) possess several qualities that make these representatives of the family squeaker really unique creatures.

 110-year-old El Caminito del Rey - the worst track in southern Spain. This trail runs along the El Chorro Gorge in Spain, near Alora, Malaga village near. Sometimes a simple trip can be a dangerous climbing.

Usually, the most expensive hotel rooms, designed for the most important guest is a penthouse, which is situated at an altitude of 500 feet above the ground. But not in this hotel, located in Switzerland. The number one night which will cost 380 pounds, at a depth of 509 feet below ground. For many years, this place was mine, where silver was mined, but over time, it was abandoned and is not suitable for anything. Clever people made ​​it into an unusual underground hotel, and it has paid off.

 House in Dalat is officially called the Hang Nga Guesthouse, but the locals call the building "madhouse." The structure was designed by the Hang Nga, who by coincidence was not only an architect, and daughter of Vietnamese party leader Dang Viet Nga. The entire building is styled with a giant tree, with all the elements associated with natural forms: animals, fungi, web and hollows. Almost Gaudi, but with a noticeable Asian accent.

What a wonderful vehicles, these are decorated from a to z, every part of the body blessed with tattoos and hand made stickers, seeing is believing.

 The Bermuda Triangle, also known as the Devil's Triangle, is a region in the western part of the North Atlantic Ocean where a number of aircraft and surface vessels allegedly disappeared under mysterious circumstances.

 The temperature of the inner core can be estimated using experimental and theoretical constraints on the melting temperature of impure iron at the pressure (about 330 GPa) of the inner core boundary, yielding estimates of 5,700 K (5,430 °C; 9,800 °F). The range of pressure in Earth's inner core is about 330 to 360 gigapascals (3,300,000 to 3,600,000 atm),and iron can only be solid at such high temperatures because its melting temperature increases dramatically at these high pressures