Los Angeles is a legendary American city. This is the capital of celebrities, the city which leaves almost nobody indifferent. For some people this place is a symbol of peaceful life. For others it is a huge metropolis that is not really suitable for a normal life. Anyways, let’s just look at spectacular photos of Los Angeles from a bird’s eye view. These pictures are amazing!
British Defense Secretary Liam Fox called Afghanistan “a broken 13th-century country” when he visited it. His words drew fire on him. This happened not because he was wrong, but because he was way too blunt. Actually, Liam Fox wasn’t the first person to call Afghanistan a medieval country. There were people who labeled local inhabitants “barbarians with a 1200 A.D. mentality”. Many people really think that Afghanistan is an ungovernable land with chaos that would never make it out of the Middle Ages.
Still there were times when Afghanistan was a nice country where women could pursue careers in medicine, where people could go to the movies and work on the factories. This country used to produce many goods. It had a government that was able to undertake national infrastructure projects. People believed they had a future, but all their hopes were destroyed by 30 years of war.

The Google Earth satellite photos in this post are quite unusual. In the cities, the buildings look like they are leaning and in the country there is everything from crop circles to human figures. There are even people who put the strangest things on their roofs. They are unusual photos to say the least.

International Wildlife Conservation Organization has announced the winners of its photography contest devoted to wildlife protection. You can see all the works created by contest participants and winners. Many of these photographs are simply stunning, but some are very dramatic.

If you ever happen to visit the International Space Station, don’t miss a chance to take pictures. They will be beautiful and thrilling, just like the ones after the jump.

Another awesome collection of pictures of New York City from a bird’s eye view. Feels like you are flying above Manhattan which is simply beautiful. I love NYC’s architecture and landscape design so much!
Similar post of New York City and Las Vegas From Above.

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See strange and unusual photos with the help of photoshop!

The drawings and photos in the post are truly creative. Some are normal and some are abstract but they all are amazing. They represent the wild imagination of the artist. It is remarkable what the human mind can come up with.

When you and your partner share the same interests, it can add some fun to your lives. This couple, for example, knows how to diversify their leisure time. Sarah and Thad Lawrence use Photoshop to create surreal photos and document their relationship in this hilarious way. All pictures are funny and ingenious!

I love great photos of nature, but the works by Saul Santos Diaz are truly magical! The contrast and color make me breathless. Even if he digitally manipulates his works after taking the pictures, I am still in love with these unearthly beautiful photographs!

French artist Sandrine Estrade Boulet sees in common things what the rest of us wouldn’t notice. She gives life to things she photographs by adding simple colors and using her imagination.
Simple, yet creative, what she does, she does it well!

These wedding photos prove that what can go wrong will go wrong. The problem with most of them is that there is usually someone or something in the background that is unexpected. But, at least they are funny.

The diver and photographer Brian Skerry takes incredible underwater pictures.
He worked for many notorious magazines as People, Sports Illustrated, BBC Wildlife, Esquire, and even Playboy. He’s also an assignment photographer for National Geographic Magazine. It is no wonder, as his works are mind-blowing.
Check them out.

There are some amazing digital photos. With the technology that is available today they are so detailed even the ones that are Photoshopped appear to be real. They were taken by different photographers for the 2010 Digital Photographer of the Year Contest.

Tokyo is the city of lights. At least, it’s the way I see it when I look at the pictures of Tokyo at night. In this collection of photos, you’ll see the capital of the Land of the Rising Sun during the day, evening, morning and at night. No matter when, the city is just beautiful.

I thought that this UFO hysteria already passed ten years ago. Apparently, no, people are still seeing in birds or lens dust mysterious flying saucers.
The pictures are interesting indeed, but I can’t believe that some of them were taken seriously.
People should stop watching V TV series ;) I love the show though 
UFO Over Cornwall, England

Photographer Tom Phillips has created a unique series of shots, which he called “The Dead Photos”. On these photos, we can see dead men on the background of completely different landscapes. And the more the life on photos seems mundane, the more tragic seems the upside-down body lying on the pavement, in the desert or in the pool.

Philippe Ramette is a French artist. He lives and works in Paris.
He is a sculptor above all and creates objects which purpose lies not in their daily use but in the thought-provoking processes that they incur. He produced works such as 'Point de vue' (Installation, 1989) which is about "imagining what we could see." He creates improbable objects or situations, yet it is not to illustrate the absurd, but rather to build rationally an irrational image. Ramette himself takes part in his photos wearing a black suit, he makes an image where he will be an extravagant part of it and which will visually be just stunning. His photos don’t undergo any editing or any montage, as the artist seeks above all to keep in touch with his work as a sculptor.

A new compilation of extremely beautiful black and white photos that look tender and neat and will certainly raise your mood.
You can also see the previous post with fantastic black and white photos.

Some of the following human silhouettes look romantic, other photos are just stunning! Enjoy!

Sewing together similar things or taking pictures of related people brings up great “patchwork” photos just like the ones you will find inside this post.

The author of these photos spent a total of 12 months in Iraq between the years 2005 and 2008. He claims to capture over 23 thousands images during his visits. These are just a few of the shots that describe life in Iraq.

There are many wonderful places on the European continent that become even more stunning when you look at them from a bird’s eye view. I am sure you will enjoy these photos!
