History’s Most Iconic Photos Recreated in Miniature

Mar 16, 2015

Shortly after Andreas Gursky's landscape photograph, Rhein II, sold off at an outrageous $4.3 million at an auction, two Switzerland-bas...

The Horseshoe Shaped Asbyrgi Canyon

Mar 14, 2015

Located in the north of Iceland, at a distance of about 65 km from the harbor town of Husavik, within Vatnajökull National Park, lies an eno...

Aerial View of Hang Son Doong: The world's largest cave

Mar 14, 2015

Hang Son Doong is a cave in Vietnam, located near the Laos–Vietnam border, that is currently the biggest known cave in the world. Inside is ...

The Gorge of Mont-Rebei

Mar 13, 2015

Congost de Mont-Rebei or the Gorge of Mont-Rebei is a beautiful gorge created by the river Noguera Ribagorçana as it cuts through the ‘Sierr...

3D Art Exhibition Allows Blind People to ‘See' Masterpieces by Touching Them

Mar 11, 2015

The Prado Museum in Madrid has open up a new exhibition called “Touch The Prado” that invites blind and partially sighted people to touch an...

The San Andreas Fault of California

Mar 11, 2015

A new disaster movie called “ San Andreas ”, from Warner Bros., is coming up on May this year, featuring “The Rock” Dwayne Johnson who plays...

The Lotus Building in Wujin, China

Mar 10, 2015

Blooming out of an artificial lake at the center of Wujin, in China, is “The Lotus Building” designed and built by Australian architecture f...

Eshima Ohashi Bridge in Matsue, Japan

Mar 10, 2015

The Eshima Ohashi Bridge is a two-lane concrete road bridge that links the city of Matsue in Shimane Prefecture to Sakaiminato in Tottori Pr...

Tobbe Malm’s Bolt Sculptures

Mar 9, 2015

These unusually emotive sculptures were created by Oslo-based blacksmith and photographer Tobbe Malm . Malm found the bolts in an old farm i...

A Grave in the Middle of the Road

Mar 9, 2015

In the middle of East County Road 400 South, near Amity, in the state of Indiana, in the U.S., is a small mound of earth that splits the asp...