Amazing spectacle on earth

Blue ice, curved trees on the top of the mountain, beautiful canyons on the island in the middle of the Mediterranean are scenes where we rarely have the opportunity to admire.

The penguins stand on a blue iceberg near Candlemas Island in the South Sandwich Islands in the south Atlantic Ocean.

On the peaks near Cape Town, South Africa, the wind can become a great sculptor. All trees on the top of the mountain have to bend themselves to deal with the tremendous power of the wind.

The giant stone named Fatima Hand is near Hombori village in Mali, a country in western Africa. The unique feature of the rock is that they rise from the desert and have a hand-like shape if viewed from the air. The tallest stone block has a height of 610 m.

Water erosion is evident on limestone blocks in Australia's Port Campbell National Park. About 5 million years ago this place was a limestone plateau. But sea level rises and waves and rains eroded the rocks.

A storm swept through Yellow Mounds Overlook on a barren land called the Badlands in the southern state of South Dakota, creating bright and dark intervals below.

A thick snow cover covers the West Thumb, an area with many geysers in Yellowstone National Park. This is the world's most geyser national park.

The stunning, 198-meter-deep gorge near the abandoned city called Araden on Crete, Greece.