Irina Werning hits a home run with this set of fascinating pictures in her popular ongoing “Back To The Future” project. While the concept is nothing new, it is exciting nonetheless and a lot of people are jumping on the band wagon to take a blast into the past and reenact the look and feel from old photos of themselves.

Check out the previous parts:

One picture – a Story of One Life

One picture – a Story of One Life. Part 2

One picture - a Story of One Life. Part 3 

Is it a hotel? Is it a paradise resort? Is it a famous tourist attraction? If you guessed the first two, you’re damn right.

Do you know what is it like to be a cat? This funny gif-story describes a cat's life.

These are some curious facts about life. Some of them are useless; while others are very informative and interesting. Enjoy!

These pictures describe humorous stories from life, showing you how it was before, and how it is now. Comparing the past and the present is something to laugh about.

Characters If cartoon characters were real people, maybe these are situations that you might find them in. Given the cartoon character, these situations are quite appropriate. They seem to fit right in.

Everybody knows that the UAE (United Arab Emirates) is a rich country. With its oil and gas, it can afford building toilets and bathrooms gilded with gold and enjoying luxurious life. Still, local migrant laborers live and work as slaves.

Here’s a bunch of pictures made by Edward S. Curtis in 1906. The whole set of 1,500 photographs released in 20 volumes can be found in the book entitled "The North American Indian.” Curtis' goal was not just to photograph, but to document, as much American Indian traditional life as possible before that way of life disappeared. Curtis got $75,000 for his work from J.P.Morgan.

These underwater sea creatures are both unusual and beautiful. It is hard to imagine that something so incredible could live and thrive underwater. Some have names you won’t be able to pronounce and some are very common.

This Christmas tree worm

Apparently, this Canadian Air Force Pilot is living a double life. His name is Colonial Russel Williams and he is 47 years old and has been arrested but not before murdering two women and sexually assaulting two others. He has been breaking into houses and stealing underwear and lingerie from girls as young as eleven and carefully cataloguing all of his loot.

Another part of cute, cool and funny pictures of people who were photographed in their young age and who decided to reproduce the same photo in the same pose, mimics and similar clothes to fit as much as possible the original.

Check out the previous parts:

One picture – a Story of One Life (32 pics)

One picture – a Story of One Life. Part 2

It’s amazing how a simple photo portrait can speak for itself, especially when it is the portraits of the elderly. All their life story is written in their wrinkles.

See also the first part of Wrinkled Faces.

These photos show a day in the life of a sniper. They certainly don’t have it easy. Some of them are so well camouflaged it is difficult to tell that they are even there. It is also clearly obvious that they are serious, dead serious.

Although it looks an awful lot like a road, it is not.

Englishmen know how to night out and get the most pleasure on Fridays and weekends. These photos show ordinary night life in England.

See also:

"Prim" Englishmen Night Out (29 pics)

Macey and Mackenzie Garrison were born as conjoined twins 7 years ago, bound at the pelvis and sharing a third leg. Successfully separated after the intense, 24-hour operation, the girls now lead active and happy lives in Indianola, Iowa. They go to the gym and ride horses. You can take a look at their life journey after the jump.

Here is an interesting list of 35 hacks to make your life better. Whether it’s to make things simpler, more convenient or more fun, it’s all good to know!

Check out this cartoon about how hard it is to get used to ordinary life on the earth again.

Captain Higgins has a great life. He is patient, likes to party and loves animals. Wanna have some laugh? The whole story is right after the jump.

We already showed you photos of Rio de Janeiro gangsters taken by Joao de Carvalho. This time we found photographs of everyday life in this city. They were taken by another photographer Urbano Erbiste, who documents the life of local citizens and shows violence, girls, gangs of Rio de Janeiro, etc.

This is a unique project devoted to the National Association to Advance Fat Acceptance (NAAFA), a non-profit organization that is trying to improve the quality of life for overweight Americans. Well-known photographer Zed Nelson once visited the party of this Association. He always thought that everything he captured with his camera would be funny and even hilarious. But after spending a week with fat people, Nelson understood that they have a kind heart and a big soul and that other people laugh at them and treat them the wrong way. NAAFA allows overweight members to have a week of “self-empowerment and support”, and in 2010 it announced the $1 thousand fashion scholarship to encourage designers to create trendy plus-size clothing. The winner will be announced on August 5-9, during 2010 NAAFA Convention.

Here is the sequel of the life of nails which really resembles our own life, I wonder why :)

But this time I’m not sure that this is the same artist who did it, but the style looks the same though.

Anyways, the pix are just awesome.

This awesome card deck was created by Kornel Ravadits from Hungary. Such cards of life and death would definitely add more fun to the group card games!

These drawings are a tribute to Michael Jackson and represent a side of the entertainer that you may not have known. While fans certainly tried to depict the deep love he had for his children and for life itself, the pictures look kinda creepy...

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Very sad and tragic story of a boy who had to live in a sterile bubble all his life (even though it was short) until he died.
 

The author of these illustrations called it: “Stuff No One Told Me.” Happily, he learned them anyway ;)