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This Artist Uses Common Items in the Most Creative Ways

Javier Perez is an artist who clearly has an active imagination. He employs everyday objects alongside simple drawings to create composite illustrations that will make you smile. A lot of his work explores the depths of imagination, and his pictures are infused with an almost child-like glee.

The Natural Beauty of These Places Cannot Be Denied

Kljuchevsky Sopka” by Denis Budkov Out Of The Blue by Matjaz Cater Torres del Paine by Alex Saberi Near Yaiza by Horst Fischer The Count of Tuscany by Mauro Tronto Bisti Blue by John Fan Day Break at White Sand By John Fan A New Day by Samuele Travaglini Halls Falls by Dylan Toh Godly by Dylan Toh Paine by Javier

Take a Stroll in 13 Mysterious and Magical Forests...

Schönberger Beware the Big Bad Wolf in Haure-Loire, France Image by Bastien Bajduk Meander the Stanton Moor, Peak District, Northern England Image by James Mills Experience a Winter Wonderland, Rila Mountains, Bulgaria Image by Xiao Yang Skip a Stone in Otzarreta Forest, Gorbea Natural Park, Spain Image by Javier

15 Finalists of This Famed Photo Contest Finally Unveiled!

'Nueva Venecia' by Javier Arcenillas Category: Travel Description: New Venice, a Colombian town built on The Ciénaga Grande de Santa Marta lagoon. Image Source: Javier Arcenillas/ Smithsonian Magazine 9.

Welcome to the World of Bizarre and Unique Buildings

Organic House in Naucalpan de Juárez, Mexico, by Javier Senosiain Image source: Reddit 3. The architecture of this weird structure raises a lot of questions Image source: Reddit 4. This wacky UFO-shaped steel house in Texas is designed by artist Robert Bruno Image source: Reddit 5. 

This Photo Contest Celebrates the Majesty of Mountains

Image source: International Mountain Photo Contest Honorable mention: Alex Buisse Location: Chamonix, France Image source: International Mountain Photo Contest Honorable mention: Diego Caballero Location: Val d’Ebo, Alicante, Spain Image source: International Mountain Photo Contest Honorable mention: Javier

Milky Way Photographer of the Year 2023: 15 Striking Pics

Argentina - "Cafayate Star Factory" by Gonzalo Javier Santile Image source: Capture the Atlas 13. Spain - "Milky Way Over Cuenca's Hoodoos" by Luis Cajete Image source: Capture the Atlas 14. 

Incredible Photography: Winning Photos of the Micro World

Small White Hair Spider 6th Place: Javier Rupérez, Almáchar, Málaga, Spain. 14. Chinese Red Carnation Stamen 7th Place winner: Dr. Guillermo López, Alicante, Spain 15. Frozen Water Droplet 8th Place: Garzon Christian, Quintin, Cotes-d’Armor, France. 16. 

These Incredible Photos Will Stir the Traveler in You...

Atocha (Madrid) by Javier Arcenillas Image: Javier Arcenillas for National Geographic Photo Contest The photographer says : "A little girl plays in the monument to the victims of the attack of 11M in Atocha train station in Madrid." 13.

If You Want to See Some Breathtaking Beauty, Come In Here...

“Cabo Ortegal” by Javier Enjuto Garcia (Spain). 4th Place, Amateur Nature/Landscape Image source: EPSON International Pano Awards 14. “Zaanse Schans” by Obed García (Spain). Highest Scoring IVRPA Member Image source: EPSON International Pano Awards 15. 

11 Architectural Masterpieces Worldwide Inspired by Nature

The Nautilus House in Mexico by Javier Senosiain Image Source: Reddit Inspired by the groundbreaking works of Gaudi and Wright, Javier Senosiain, a Mexican architect started experimenting with organic architecture and created several buildings that resemble living creatures like sharks, snakes, and even

Photo Contest Captures the BEST Shots of Extreme Weather

Finalist: “El Chaltén” by Francisco Javier Negroni Rodriguez Image Source: Weather Photographer of the Year/ Mymodernmet A lenticular cloud hovering over El Chaltén, Patagonia, in Argentina. Please share these fascinating photos with others!

2021 Nature Photographer of the Year – 20 Stunning Pics

"The king of the ocean" by Javier Murciar, Winner, Category: Human and Nature Image source: Nature Photographer of the Year "The image shows a juvenile swordfish (Xiphias gladius) inside the labyrinth that forms “the Almadraba”, an ancient fishing art (used since the times of the Romans and Phoenicians

These Pics Show the Struggles and Beauty of Mother Nature

“ADI” by Francisco Javier Munuera González (Spain). First Place, Landscape. Image source: The Nature Conservancy The slope of Mount Adi, in Navarre, Spain. 11. “Cleaning the Lakes” by Amish Jain (India). Second Place, Climate.

Have You Ever Seen Buildings Like These Before?

The Baha'i are a religious group that believe in the spiritual unity of all humankind. www.globeimages.net Edificio Torres Blancas (Madrid, Spain) Built in 1968, this is actually one building, designed by Francisco Javier Sáenz de Oiza, meant to display the Spanish avant-garde of the 60's and 70's. upload.wikimedia.org

These 11 Alcoholic Drinks Have a Fascinating History!

Paloma​ The invention of the Paloma, a grapefruit and tequila-based cocktail, is credited to Don Javier Delgado Corona, who was an owner of a bar in Tequila, Mexico. The man is also known for the invention of another drink called Batanga, a mix of Coca-Cola, tequila, and lime juice.

16 Striking Shots from the Sony World Photography Awards

[related_articles] “El Vigia” by Gonzalo Javier Santile, Argentina, 2nd Place, National Awards, Creative, Image credit: Sony World Photography Awards The combination of the Milky Way and these unique mountain rocks in Cafayate, Argentina, look quite magical.

Amazing: The 10 Most Enchanting Sea Caves In The World

reach the magnificent grottos where the water rushes and jumps, a visit to Rosh Hanikra is an experience that can only be found in few places around the world. image source: ​ Sam Beebe, Ecotrust , Art Bromage , Daniel Ventura , Tobias Helfrich , AF1621 , Gerry Zambonini , dun_deagh , Dominic Sagar , Javier

These 16 Refreshing Cocktails Give You a Taste of Vacation

Don Javier Delgado Corona, the owner of La Capilla bar in Tequila, Jalisco, Mexico, is credited for the invention of the cocktail according to the most popular origins story of the Paloma, but no one knows for sure who made the first Paloma in the world.