Totems of Fruits and Vegetables

Totems of fruits and vegetables — Stunning creation by Photographers Carolina Amoretti and Matteo Abbo  on which you can see vegetarian totems. Original masks for men and animals made entirely of vegetarian foods, ie fruits and vegetables. These original illustrations were created to show some distinction between the people and zhyvotnye that everyone sees on the, ama you can see how it sees photographers Carolina Amoretti and Matteo Abbo.

789 A Prison Cell Themed Restaurant in China

789 is a prison cell-themed restaurant in China, which is a very popular type of themed restaurant. Probably for this reason, the Chinese city of Tianjin opened a restaurant in a prison style. As stated by the owners, their institution has established a good and friendly atmosphere, which reminds its visitors that they need to comply with the laws of life and to be responsible citizens of their country. In general, the restaurant presents a Chinese version of the combination of business and pleasure in all its glory.

Hyper Realistic Water Painting by Gustavo Silva Nunes

Hyper realistic water images by Gustavo Silva Nuñez, Gustavo Silva is an astonishingly talented artist from Valencia, Venezuela. It's hard to believe, but it's a picture! They look incredibly realistic. Almost like a reality. so many people think his work is photography rather than painting. Blue canvas elegant and casual pool of people to swim, you seem to be able to see people at the water splashing waves, the flow of water. With his brush strokes, you can capture every detail Nuñez together, you will see subtle changes in his works wave blue light flashing splash, ripples are so realistic.

Scarves With Beautiful Birds Wings by Roza Khamitova

Melbourne fashion designer with Kazakh roots, Roza Khamitov originally from Kazakhstan, has created a series of scarves that use significant bird motifs in a creative way. Although motives are always a little different, they have one thing in common - each piece is trying to energize the impression that man has on his back beautiful bird wings. The designs used on these digitally printed scarves were hand-painted by Roza, who maintains an Etsy e-shop called “Shovava” highlighting her work. Most of her designs come in a variety of colors. She claims that the natural materials that she uses (primarily cotton) are no-itch, non-toxic and recyclable.

Papakolea Beach, The Green Sand Beach of Hawaii

Papakolea Beach, with green sand, located on the island of Hawaii. Also called "Mahana Beach" or "Green Sands Beach". The beach is surrounded by cliffs on both sides and only one side has access to the ocean. There is only four green sand beaches in the world, the others being Talofofo Beach, Guam, Punta Cormorant on Floreana Island in the Galapagos Islands, and Hornindalsvatnet, Norway.  It gets its distinctive coloring from the mineral olivine, found in the enclosing cinder cone.

Paris Abandoned Railway Track | Chemin de fer de Petite Ceinture

Paris abandoned Ring Railway Track Chemin de fer de Petite Ceinture, stretching 32 kilometers, connecting all major railway stations within the city walls during the Industrial Revolution. It was served from 1852 to 1934, now the line was completely abandoned and is in a state for 80 years. Lately, developers and local officials have turned their attention to the vast expanses of unused land, tunnels and stations as an opportunity for new projects. However, some rail enthusiasts and related organizations want to keep the Petite Ceinture, as a part of the heritage of the city. Others want to turn the area de Petit Seentyura in boulevards, such as the nearby Promenade Plantée , 4.7-kilometer park, based on elevated railway tracks in 1988, which later inspired by New York's famous High Line Park. Within the project «Silent Line», photographer Pierre Folk working since 2011, in time to take a picture of the last remnants of 160 years of the railway, before making any final decision on its fate. "Rusty rails, dilapidated tunnels and stations, all swallowed trees, grasses and vines. Cozy, familiar to pain landscape of old Paris, "- said Pierre. [ All Images @ Pierre folk ]

Amazing Street Art Work by Spanish Artist Pejac

Stunning paintings by Spanish artist Pejac began to appear in various European cities. The author puts in social networks and on your website not only the pictures of street art but also shows the process of creating them. Craftsmanship combined with interesting ideas and current topics of graffiti, so the artist Pejac quickly gained thousands of fans and followers. Pejac is also an accomplished painter and illustrator most traditional surfaces such as canvas. Some of his paintings on the street is also only visible from a particular angle and interact with each environment. Several paintings on the walls of Pejac presented in this post, and the rest on website of the artist and on Instagram,

Matmata Troglodyte Houses in Tunisia

Matmata Cave Town is a town of caves and a small Berber-speaking town in southern Tunisia's Djebel Dahar region. Made famous by Star Wars, some local Berber residents live in traditional underground "troglodyte" structures. Originally, "Matmata" was the name of one of the tribes of the Berbers who inhabited this area. Later, the name of the village was also used for the people who built their own houses in the form of in-depth excavations of caves with diameters of 8 to 13 metres. In some of these houses, you can only descend using a rope or a rope ladder. 

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Zabriskie Point, Death Valley National Park in California | United States

Zabriskie Point is a part of the Amargosa Range located east of Death Valley in Death Valley National Park in California, United States, noted for its erosional landscape. It is composed of sediments from Furnace Creek Lake, which dried up five million years ago—long before Death Valley came into existence. 

The Staircase of the Mountain Bueren, Belgium

The Staircase mountain in Belgium or Montagne de Bueren Stairs called Mount de Buren is located about 1 km northeast of the Cathedral of Liege Belgium. The mountain Bueren is a staircase of 374 steps, its leads a quarter of Hors-Château (Hors-Chteau; literally outside the castle) on the mound, where before there was Liege fortress. Therefore, the park has walls and a viewing platform called the Citadel Park or Parc de la Citadelle.