Victoria's Secret Valentine's Day has traditionally presented a special collection of lingerie - luxurious bras and panties in pink, black and red colors, decorated with lace, sequins, and bows. Perhaps the only drawback is the complexity of the collection of choice, especially when the range is represented by such "angels," as Candice Swanepoel, Lily Aldridge, Barbara Palvin and Behati Prinsloo.
Saturday, 9 February 2013
Victoria's Secret Valentine's Day has traditionally presented a special collection of lingerie - luxurious bras and panties in pink, black and red colors, decorated with lace, sequins, and bows. Perhaps the only drawback is the complexity of the collection of choice, especially when the range is represented by such "angels," as Candice Swanepoel, Lily Aldridge, Barbara Palvin and Behati Prinsloo.
Thursday, 7 February 2013
Swedish photographer Hans Strand, in the past, mechanical
engineer, and spends himself in landscape photography. He traveling the world and has put thousands
of images conveying the perfect beauty of nature. Strand on the account for
three books about landscapes, and probably is not the limit. He wholeheartedly
loves his work: "Nature is always present and never becomes trivial."
For his work Swede has repeatedly won international awards.
Here are pictures of Strand after traveling to Greenland,
Iceland and Svalbard.
1. Icebergs in Disko Bay, west coast of Greenland.
2. Inside the ice cave, formed thousands of years, Iceland.
3. Melting ice in the fjord Smeerenburg in northwestern
Spitsbergen, Norway.
4. 150-meter glacier, Svalbard.
5. Chunks of ice on the coast of Iceland.
6. Fishermen in the waters of Greenland.
7. Fishing boat heads for shore, Greenland. (Hans Strand)
8. Seagulls fly past the waterfall, flowing from a glacier Austfonna,
Svalbard. (Hans Strand)
9. Ice sculptures, Svalbard. (Hans Strand)
10. A piece of the iceberg is melting on the beach Ankylosaurus,
Iceland. (Hans Strand)
11. Blue icebergs, Svalbard. (Hans Strand)
12. Deep ice cave, Iceland. (Hans Strand)
13. Ice Falls, Svalbard. (Hans Strand)
Photo Credit: Hans Strand
Wednesday, 6 February 2013
These new spectacular photographs are amazingly taken by Joel Robison. With the advent of affordable photographic art and graphic editors lion's share of young talent has left the world of digital illusions. Thus, Canadian Joel Robison, who lives in Cranbrook, British Columbia, has its own vision of the art of photography with the infamous Adobe Photoshop. He played with the sizes and shapes. The favorite artist attributes include books, because they paid the most attention.
Tuesday, 5 February 2013
Dogs and their owners in incredibly funny costumes paraded on January 27 the French Quarter of New Orleans, Louisiana, USA. These amazing colorful dogs’ procession photos were taken during the 18th annual parade, Mystic Krewe of Barkus 2013. Next procession of dogs will be held in March of this year under the motto “here comes honey bow wow”. These lovely dogs are waiting for your heart touching comments :P
Monday, 4 February 2013
Unknown American writer named Pete creates stunning figures, using mostly wood as the main material. The value of his work ranges from $ 20 - $ 400, and they are worth it.
Range of work Builders Studio incredibly wide ranging fields of application and ending genres items themselves. Pete makes figurines, pendants, miniature nonexistent weapons and a lot more interesting. In his works, he shows interest in steampunk, fantasy, fairy tales, and lots more. In addition to finished products, the master is always happy to make something on the order; someone realized a dream or just a passing fancy. At the same time, the founder Builders Studio imagination has no boundaries. Make clearly.
Sunday, 3 February 2013
Have you ever envied the photos of others who always seem
photogenic but you do not? If so, there are ways to cope. Learn tips to look
photogenic when photographed.
Smiling
Not everyone looks good in the photos with style cool or
mysterious. If you do so, you should select a standard pose as genuine smile
when photographed.
Friday, 1 February 2013
These lovely mysterious building photographs are made by American photographer Jim Kazanjian without the use of camera. To create each work, he goes through the massive amounts of images, selecting the most interesting.
Jim Kazanjian lives and works in the U.S. city of Portland. As the author says, to create their small series of photographs, he has revised the order of thirty thousand pictures. Choosing the most suitable for regular work, Jim creates unusual and non-existing buildings, which the designer might be just what that mad architect. Mr Jim Kazanjian argues that what we now see inspiration. He is inspired by the works of Howard Phillips Lovecraft.
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