Photos of wildlife photographers

Dare I say these photographers were spotted in their natural habitat? Hahaha! These animals are endearingly curious, love them!

Talented young photographer

This young woman is going places. Her pictures are beautiful, but they make me think of solitude...

Breathtaking photographs

These photographs are very different from each other, but they're all very beautiful in their own way.

    Photo by Robert Davis

    Red Lotus Sea, Thailand (photographer unknown)

    Super Moon (photographer unknown)

     Photo by André Villeneuve

    Photo by Liz Nolan

This little girl is an oil painting

I don't know if the expression "she's no oil painting" is used in the US, meaning plain or unattractive. This gorgeous little girl, however, IS an oil painting. She's the daughter of talented Australian photographer Bill Gekas. He has a knack to make photographs look and feel like classical paintings. Enjoy!

All aboard... let's fly!

These satellite photos were collected by Benjamin Grant in a study to illustrate the impact humans have on nature, seen from an unusual viewpoint. We're going to take a breathtaking tour around the world:

1. Valparaiso, Chile

2. Tulip fields, Netherlands

3. Melrose Park, Fort Lauderdale, Florida

 4. Complicated road system, just outside Madrid, Spain

5. Snails Pass, in the Andes, on the Chilean side of the border with Argentina

6. Blue evaporation ponds at a potash mine in Moab, Utah

7. Makati City, one of the 16 cities that constitute Manilla, capital of The Philippines 

8. Bourtange is a star shaped fort in the Netherlands 

9. The Grande Dixence dam in Switzerland is the highest gravity dam in the world, at 935 feet

10. Agricultural development in Austria

11. New data reveals that China burns 17% more coal each year

12. L'Eixample district of Valencia, in Spain

13. Victoria Falls, on the Zambezi river, between Zambia and Zimbabwe

14. The village of Espel in the Netherlands is home to 774 inhabitants

 15. Oil field service ships sit off the coast of Borneo

16. Nishinoshima is a volcanic island 940km south of Tokyo, Japan

17. We finish our tour in Bondi Beach, Sydney, Australia

Taking a closer look...

Canadian photographer Waldo Nell took a very close look at something very beautiful and photographed it through a microscope, with magnifications varying between 10x and 40x. The results are breathtaking. The final photo is not by him. I included it to reveal the subject of Nell's images.