There is something very unnerving about these trees. Some are ghostly, some are ghastly, and all of them are creepy. There is just something unnatural about them.

Storm and bad weather look incredible on these photos of nature.

If you need some inspiration then I highly suggest looking at these stunning nature pictures.

This is Mother Nature at its finest.

These images of water reflections are absolutely gorgeous.

Whether it’s landscapes or animals, nature is fantastic. There’s so much to see and discover.

All of these scenic views prove that we live in a beautiful world.

These are some beautiful and amazing photos of volcanoes from around the world. It’s ironic that they cause so much devastation because they certainly incredible to look at.

These are some photos of some incredible rice terraces. The shapes of the terraces are majestically geometric. They also help to decrease erosion and surface runoff and they quite a view from above.

Victoria amazornica is the largest genus of water lilies in the world. It floats in the shallow waters of the Amazon River basin. Its leaves reach up to 3 m in diameter. They can support up to 70 pounds. This giant water lily was called Victoria regia after Queen Victoria of the UK when it was discovered by explorer Robert Schomburgk in 1836.

Iceland's most active volcano, Grimsvotn, began erupting. A cloud of smoke has risen 19 km into the sky from the volcano in a few seconds.

Last year it was the eruption of Eyjafjallajokull that disturbed the whole world, and this year it’s the turn of Brimsvotn. Iceland, what’s next?

A unique optical phenomenon was seen above the sea level in the north of Haikou City at 4 p.m. on May 9. Local residents were amazed by a mirage of a ghost city that hung between the sky and sea. The miracle lasted for an hour. It appeared due to the extremely high temperature on Hainan Island that is not common for this season of the year.

These incredibly beautiful nature photos were taken by French photographer Xavier Jamonet. They include mountain ranges, seascapes, landscapes, prairies, and others. They are really amazingly beautiful.

Water can be both beautiful and dangerous, and these shots show exactly how gorgeous playing in the surf can be. These shots were taken by Mark, who is 29. He has won critical acclaim for his underwater pictures. He captures not only the beauty, but the awesome power of the ocean.

If you have ever wanted to float on cloud nine then these photos will show you exactly what that experience would be like. Taken from mountaintops all over the world, these gorgeous vistas will make you want to climb a mountain and snap your own pictures.

Behold these breathtaking photos of this island destination. The clear aqua water, bright sunlight, white sand beaches and bikini-clad women are enough to make a sane person cry.

Located in the Yellowstone National Park, this stunning hot spring has a beautiful aqua color at its core because of a unique type of bacteria. Unfortunately, idiot humans have littered the pool with various types of trash, turning the pool into an ugly golden yellow color. Sorry about that nature.

This is the Lencois Maranhenses National Park. It is located in northeastern Brazil in the state of Maranhao. It has many large sand dunes that occasionally flood but is very flat and low. In spite of rain that is abundant there is practically no vegetation. However, it does have beautiful green lagoons. The park was created on June 2, 1981.

Oregon's Crater Lake is one of the ten deepest lakes in the world. This lake is incredibly beautiful and for many years attracts nature lovers and hikers. But not only that attracts tourists. For over 100 years a tree floats on the lake. This tree is known as the Old Man of the Lake.

This is a photo Sir Ernest Shackleton’s voyage on the ship Expedition that was rather ill fated. It was taken by photographer Frank Hurley in 1915. It was part of the British Imperial Trans Antarctic Expedition. The ship became trapped in the Antarctic ice. Mr. Hurley salvaged the photographic plates by diving into the icy water inside the sinking ship.