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Of course, all stories are fictional, but the pictures are very artistic and well done.
And I think these stories are not only the author’s fruits of imagination, but they show some truth about our society.
In addition, a small bonus, you'll see déjà vu photos of a remarkable story of another hotel room. 
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Beautiful landscapes and interiors, funny situations with people and irony, this is how you can briefly describe the photos Christoph Martin Schmid from the series "Trouble In Paradise".
Look. 
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This 80-year old Chinese woman is doing gym on the street and I want to say – what a flexibility! I’d like to be able to do that when I’ll reach her age… well, I’d simply like to be able to do that right now…
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Stuttgart is home to five of the eleven state museums in Baden-Württemberg. And two of them are giants of the automobile production: The Mercedes-Benz Museum and The Porsche Museum.
Actually, I am a car lover and when the opportunity arises, I will go to see these cars with great pleasure.
And for now, let’s look at these pictures. We will start by the Mercedes-Benz Museum: 
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This selection is dedicated for all the lovers of Star Wars.
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Obese man Michael Hebranko has lost and gained 3,000 lbs in his lifetime but now wants to lose weight for good.
The 56-year-old New Yorker weighs 25 stone, but is slowing shedding the pounds.
Yet his tale is one of astonishment. In his incredible lifetime, Hebranko gained and lost more than 214 stone (2,996 lbs), proving himself one of the best and worst dieters of all time.
In 1987, he reached his heaviest weight at a monstrous 79 stone (1,106 lbs). He was lifted out of his home and hospitalised at the brink of death.
Hebranko then went on a crash diet and lost 50 stone in 19 months without surgery. In 1990, he was recorded in the Guinness Book of World Records for having the highest recorded weight loss.
But over the next six years, Hebranko's weight ballooned back to almost 71 stone.
Today, he’s determined to change his lifestyle rather than diet. He says the pounds are coming off at a slow, healthy pace.
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In a short period of time in one Chinese shop, three bottles of sunflower oil were stolen.
The shop owner did not wait long to install a surveillance camera. And it paid off.
The scam that the couple of thieves used is shown on the pics below. It took them less than 30 seconds to steal. The couple was quickly arrested. 
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It seems that bathing in the fountain became a very popular activity, at least in Russia.
This time, young people didn’t just bath, they took shampoos, bath foams, shower gels and had a great time 
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Name of Czech photographer Vlad Artazov is well known to all photography fans. His works are full of humor, irony and their execution is great. Don’t miss it!
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Great pictures, nothing more to add.
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It's great to be a student!
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Here are some really well made propaganda posters for WIII. The artist made a nice job.
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Many will remember the game StarCraft and this character without a doubt. This sculpture of Sarah Kerrigan was especially made for a conference thematic.
Great job! It gives the impression of being alive. 
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It's very simple in Canada, it’s enough to leave a car on the street and by morning it will be shiny clean. Well, just take a look 
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Let's see what Soviet children had to play with.
I can say just one thing, they have nothing to do with these toys.
They can’t be even compared. 
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I always find pictures taken from space magic and beautiful. It makes us look small and at the same time it lets us contemplate all the beauty of the Earth.
You will see different pics taken from the ISS over the past few months after the jump.
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Some are fun and interesting to see especially for the movies that we watched long ago. Other posters don’t seem to be very convincing, but I can imagine that 10 years ago they were a bombshell. 
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This is an invention of the design student Anna Schwamborn. She makes jewelry from people’s cremated ashes and hair. So, if you wanna always have something from a person you loved, you can address to her and you’ll get some of her “Mourning Objects”.
As for me, this concept is creepy as hell…
