Camel caddy in Taba Heights, Egypt.Gillian Hill of Selsey, West Sussex
Archive for January, 2011
Taba
31/01/2011
Mother & Child
31/01/2011
Elk and child in the Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming.Eleanor Scriven of Chesterfield, Derbyshire
Stunning Black and White Street Art Illustrations by Phlegm
31/01/2011
Street artist, cartoonist and comic book creator Phlegm is known for his signature illustrative black-and-white style, which he has translated from the page to large-scale murals in run-down public areas. The Sheffield, UK-based artist recently completed some stunning floor-to-rooftop street art, including ‘Whale of a Time’ in the Riverside carpark in Rotherham. (more…)
Picture of the day
31/01/2011
Meet Zlata – the world’s most flexible woman. Pictured here on the streets of London, the contortionist drew crowds in the UK capital displaying her wiry skills. The Russian national has been performing her contortionist act for 10 years wowing the public with her eye-watering positions.
Child-Monster
31/01/2011
A child demonstrates its best sea monster impression at Vang Vieng, Laos.Daniel Griffin of Abingdon, Oxon
Turquoise Seas
31/01/2011
The turquoise seas of the Caribbean.James Goode of Jersey
Concrete House on Stilts in Austria Has a Surprising Interior
30/01/2011
A concrete rectangle hovers in the air, implausibly balanced feet above the ground on just four stilts. And as if the curiously gravity-defying qualities of the exterior aren’t enough, the entirely unexpected interior looks as if it must belong to another building. Take a peek inside ‘Single Family House St. Joseph‘ by Vienna architecture firm Wolfgang Tschapeller Architekt. (more…)
Balloons
30/01/2011
Hot air balloons rise through the early morning mists at Bagan, Burma (Myanmar)
Mark Withers of Southampton
Dubai aquarium
30/01/2011
A child immersed in the watery world of a Dubai aquarium
Vhils Murals Scratch More Than Just The Surface
29/01/2011
Alexandre Farto aka Vhils, is a young Portuguese artist who has become famous for his stunning murals that are created through scratching away what’s already there, rather than adding additional material. Alexandre creates the majority of his work by peeling away the top layer of whatever material he’s working on, until it forms into something beautiful. (more…)
