Alex S. MacLean is an American photographer who's best known for his spectacular aerial photographs. Since getting his flight permit in 1975, MacLean has been flying around America on his four-seat Cessna 182 taking pictures of the American (and European) landscapes.
Here is a small collection of some his stunning shots.
This is what happens when there is a failure in communication …. or the cake decorators are just plain stupid.
“Best wishes Suzanne” and underneath that “We will miss you”. Yes, you got it!
Engineers of Amen Design and Engineering have created a motorcycle whose wheels have neither spokes nor discs. Such type of hubless designs were seen earlier only on concept bikes, but this could be the first hubless bike to hit the road.
Carl Warner is a British photographer who takes the art of food decorations to a new level. Carl isn’t content with carving fruits and vegetables to make birds and butterflies, he creates entire worlds out of food. Every piece of item in his unbelievably deceptive landscapes are made of nothing but food. You have to see it, to believe it.
The British Royal Mail has released 10 stamps featuring classic British designs of the 20th century that went on sale on 13 January. From Concorde to the Mini skirts, from early Penguin paperbacks to telephone kiosks, these 10 stamp series captures Britain's 20th-century’s pioneering design and adventure.
The Royal Mail revealed that a new set of stamps will be released for each month of the year.
After seeing countless “worst-mom” pictures on the Internet, I feel this book is a must have for any new parent. The book is on sale at Amazon.
Michael Oliveri, a digital media professor from the University of Georgia, likes to snap photos, but not with a camera most photographers use. He prefers the scanning electron microscope. In his recent project "Innerspace," he explores the landscapes of nano-scale worlds where objects are up to 1,000 times smaller than the width of a human hair.
In the middle of Salar de Uyuni, a huge salt deposit in southwestern part of the Bolivia, is located a hotel made entirely of salt. It isn’t surprising actually, rather very natural, since salt is the only available material in the region.
The following pictures aren’t made up by some Photoshop artist. These are the works of French photographer Denisa Tarzaka, who relies on professional dancers and his precise timing to produce the effect of zero gravity.
The Jellyfish Lake, or Ongeim’l Tketau as it is called in Palauan, is one of over 70 similar saltwater lakes scattered throughout the limestone “rock islands” of the southern portion of the main Palau archipelago. The Jellyfish Lake is a popular place for divers despite being the home to some ten million jellyfish.
Julian Beever, often called the 'Pavement Picasso', is one of the greatest sidewalk chalk artists. Using a method called anamorphosis, Julian Beever creates pavement drawings that gives the illusion of three dimensions when viewed from the correct angle. Here is a collection of some of his amazing art.
I can’t believe this bottle of coke is not real!
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