The beautiful and incredibly magical moments of the sky
Pilot Christiaan van Heijst is more fortunate than others when his work gives him the opportunity to capture beautiful moments in the sky.
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Pilot Christiaan van Heijst is more fortunate than others when his work gives him the opportunity to capture beautiful moments in the sky.
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Joel Santos ventured to take pictures of one of the world's oldest continuous burning lava lakes, also known as the Hell Gate, located at the Etra Ale volcano.
These are the magical moments of nature and humans recorded perfectly by the camera lens.
Photographer Markus Roth recorded a moment of huge whale sharks smiling funny on the coast of Triton Bay, Indonesia.
Just combine exactly three elements: a camera, a few friends, and a subtle angle that you have virtual photos over Photoshop.
Since launching into space in 1999, ASTER radiometer on Terra satellite of NASA's Aerospace Agency (NASA) captures 99% of the Earth's surface through 2.95 million images.
Time (USA) published 16 panoramic photos taken with the world's most beautiful flying camera in 2015, including images of motorbikes in Vietnam.
You will be surprised, surprised when you review the first 10 black and white photos in human photography history.
The baboon mother decides to protect the child, the flies are both on the head of the gecko, alligators steal the camera of the photographer, ... are the most beautiful…
BBC Wild World Magazine has just awarded awards for photos of the most impressive camera-trap genre in 2014.
At only 9 years old, the young boy Carlos Perez Naval (Spain) made the photographer admire the award of Young Photographer of the Year Award for Wild Wildlife Internatio…
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