National Geographic magazine published this shot with a description: “A Mongolian woman sentenced to starvation death”, though this box could be used just as a portable prison popular among nomadic people.

Russian Protectorate Mongolia 1913 | English Russia
http://englishrussia.com/2012/05/02/russian-protectorate-mongolia-1913/

Stavba metra na Mustku

Hokejoví brankáři,před tím než používali chrániče,ten tvrdý chleba měli.

War correspondent Lee Miller taking a bath in Hitler’s own bathtub, inside his abandoned apartment.
The photo was taken on the same day that Hitler committed suicide.
Munich, Germany - April 30, 1945.

music school in China

The Day the Mountain Fell….Part 1 | Don Bowie
http://www.donbowie.com/the-day-the-mountain-fell-part-1-2/
Annapurna 18.4.2012....všichni přežili !!

Kosmonaut Vladimir Komarov po neúspěšném přistání lodi Sojuz-1.

Let samonaváděcí nábojnice

Designed for contemporary guns, this 4-inch smart bullet steers itself through the air, making 30 precision adjustments per second, to strike a laser-targeted spot over a mile away.

This is a single shot using 3 Flashes with different gels.

Lesni pozar - Guadalajara, Mexico

41 fotek na sobě. ulet.

Flickr: Maianer's Photostream
http://www.flickr.com/photos/maianer

Fotogalerie: Archivy města New York zveřejnily na internetu více než 870 tisíc fotografií z...
http://zpravy.idnes.cz/foto.aspx?c=A120424_125005_zahranicni_aha
Snímek z května 1940 zachytil muže na křižovatce 6. avenue a 40. ulice. V ruce drží noviny s titulkem "Nacistická armáda je 75 mil od Paříže".

From the first world war until the 30's air acoustics played an important role in the air defence. Air vehicles carrying a weapon could not be located from the ground e.g. at night time or under cloudy conditions. As radar was still to be discovered, vision had to be supplemented by hearing using the sound of the engines.



MUSEUM WAALSDORP at TNO location The Hague/Waalsdorp
http://www.museumwaalsdorp.nl/museumen.html

This beautiful collection of log cabins with green roofs and moss insulation are in the Innerdalen valley [www.innerdalen.com] about 100km south west of Trondheim in Norway. The impressive mountain in the background is called Innerdalstårnet and is known as Norway's Matterhorn. It's an area where summer mountain farming [www.herdalssetra.no/engsider/engstart.html] practices from the 12th Century are still being used to graze goats and sheep for cheese making.

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