Since 2003, American Bob Carey is working on an unusual photo project - traveling the sights of America, he makes self-portraits in a pink tutu.

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What exactly happened during the night April 14, 1912? "Titanic" was regarded as unsinkable, but the first flight he ran into an iceberg and sank. Around 1500 people were killed. Since then, the wreckage of a giant ship lying at the bottom of the North Atlantic at a depth of 3800 m

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 Meet Bryan Berg - the world's most amazing sculptor who use cards for their work.
The largest building erected them - 7.93 meters in height.

Brian will improve their skills for nearly thirty years - his first house of cards he had built in the age of eight.
Since then, he managed to get a professional architectural education at Harvard. "Usually my buildings do not collapse," says Brian.
"Due to the fact that I keep the laws of the architectural composition and structural geometry, they are very strong and stable."

 "Mad House" was built by Mrs. Dang Viet Nga. The locals did not immediately love him.

Moreover, Communist Vietnam did not welcome such a strange construction, but in this case, it helped communication - her father was a prominent official.

Since pomoschnichek Dima loves animals, especially for him this picture will be on the main.
Although there are pictures inside, and on steeper

Mining data from 35 million Flickr photos, scientists at Cornell University made some surprising discoveries: Not only did the world's most photographed cities (and the most captured landmark in each) emerge, but also so did the most common angles for shooting each place. So what do the results say about us as travelers? The findings suggest that through our cameras, we "vote" for our favorite places, things, and the best representation of them—and, by and large, we agree. We reached out to the researchers to see if the results had changed since the study was released in April 2009, and they crunched the numbers for us again—with a few exceptions (the Lincoln Memorial, for example, has replaced the Washington Monument as most photographed place in D.C.) not much had changed.

But how can you photograph world wonders in a way that makes something special out of the overly familiar? In our slide show, we showcase the most commonly shot landmarks from the top 25 cities—first showing you its classic angle and then offering fresh alternatives, with tips from our photo editors on how to put your own unique spin on these iconic destinations. Consider this your photographer's guide to the Flickr Wonders of the World.

10: Amsterdam

Landmark: Dam Square

Created in the 13th century as a dam around the Amstel River, this expansive plaza is now flooded with street performers and tourists (and pigeons). It's hard to capture the frenzied feeling in a wide shot.

 The world is full of unusual buildings, demonstrating the flight of the thought of an architect. Quite often, these buildings are built as a museum. Today's look at the ocean and the surf museum, Art Museum and the Museum of Nanjing Sifang Felix Nussbaum.

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And let's imagine what would happen if celebrities lived in an era Vozrozheniya. How would they then look like? Consider the compilation:)

The "food movie" under Macro photography

Attractive female police officers from different lands and races performing their duties elegantly