Bükk National Park - Hungary
Years ago, someone cut/damaged the bottom of the thinner tree. As it struggled to survive the bigger tree began to nurtured it.
Today we have a precious lesson from mother nature...

An architect-designer in southern Finland has returned to a frozen lake with a snow shovel to draw a large animal on the ice for the sixth year in a row, creating an artwork that he hopes will 'make people happy and encourage them to go out to hike in a beautiful nature'.

On December 4, Pasi Widgren drew a fox that measures about 90m (295ft) on Lake Pitkajarvi, north of Helsinki.

In previous years, he used a shovel to sketch a bear and an owl, always using the same lake as his canvas.

Vrak parníku SS America na Kanárských ostrovech

Kostra rejnoka

FONTAN:


Brazil: Gold Rush in Serra Pelada — Robert Nickelsberg
https://www.robertnickelsberg.com/brazil-gold

Photographer Renatas Jakaitis captured this unintended moment when three fallow-deer were walking along a path and the sound of her camera caught their attention. Like an optical illusion, the deer appeared as one body with three almost identical heads.

Sněhová námraza sedačkové lanovky na horu Åreskutan v Åre.

Moss on the mountain slopes contrasts blue of the crater lake and silt-rich grey of Skaftá river during glacial run in Southern highlands, Iceland. Aerial shot from small airplane - Cessna 172. October 2021 // Andro Loria

mraky, Argentina

This is what happens to aluminum, when hit by 14g piece of plastic going 24000 km/h in space.

Motel manager pouring acid into pools, because black people and white protesters swam in it. Only 60 years ago.

Children’s playground in Dallas, 1900

Disney artists study a deer for Bambi, 1942.

1 million m³ of wood stacked on an abandoned airfield in Southern Sweden

Alec Baldwin bojuje o svoji pricetnost po nestastnem vystrelu...

Freezing temperatures create the perfect environment for free-falling water to form a massive "ice crater" at the bottom of the falls (B.C.'s Helmcken Falls), British Columbia, Canada