Photographer from New Jersey Robin Schwartz more than 10 years of photographing his beautiful daughter Amelia in a company with a variety of animals. The result was two albums – “The World of Amelia” and “kinship with animals.” Each album shows a girl next to wild animals to which it is, it seems, is like his brothers
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The first folding umbrella was made at May 4, 1715 in Paris, . Today, folding umbrellas are not like surprise in therain,Everyone knows the rain in Paris is so beautiful. So, Check out our current selection of photos – the most romantic city on earth in the rain&#
If you love sunset (who doesn’t?) this post is for you. Indonesian photographer Irving Lubis takes pictures into the sun at dusk, capturing his subjects in stark silhouette…Take a look at this magnificent pictures
The power of reading is made very real indeed in the digitally manipulated photo series “The Power of Books” by designerMladen Penev
All of us And specially all the children love patterns. Look at the children’s clothing – most of blouses, jackets and other things made in repeating patterns of animals, rhombuses, squares and speckles. And these pictures are very close to our children. Here are the recurring “patterns” of objects, architectural compositions and natural details
“Post from the past to the Day of Cosmonautics”: Imagine, but these photos were taken at all dorogushchim satellite or telescope, and a conventional camera Nikon. Turns out, the Dutch physicist and astronaut Andre Kuipers, who is currently conducting research on the International Space Station, this interstellar photographer. All photos except the last, are his works. Some of
Here is a big compilation of photos about animals. Take a look at them and they will surely make your day. Enjoy)
Meet, Inca Tern, – one of the most interesting and beautiful birds in the world. It is interesting how one can already notice that she has an excellent mustache. This bird is found along the Pacific coast of northern Peru to central Chile. It can be easily recognized by its dark gray body, red-orange beak
