Glowing guide: A runner makes his way along a trail in front of the once-a-year 'super Moon' at Papago Park in Phoenix, Arizona
May 10, 2012
Seni Foto Halilintar - HOT!
The Split Second when the Lightning Meets the Land:
Daredevil Photographer Risks his Life
Fearlessly
placing himself directly in the path of deadly lightning strikes, a
photographer captures images that highlight the terrific violence of
nature.
Obsessed since childhood with the massive thunderstorms of South Africa's high-veld plains, Mitchell Krog, 39, has been taking pictures of lightning for 16 years.
Obsessed since childhood with the massive thunderstorms of South Africa's high-veld plains, Mitchell Krog, 39, has been taking pictures of lightning for 16 years.
Giving
his photographs dramatic names such as 'Fire and Ice' and 'Killer
Storm', Mr Krog who lives in the Magaliesburg region of South Africa has
captured some of the most impressive lightning strikes committed to camera.
Holding his image of three simultaneous strikes just outside Pretoria called 'Monumental Chaos' as his photographic masterpiece, he has a devil-may-care attitude towards his dangerous photography.
Monumental Chaos: The moment when three massive lightning strikes hit the earth within 15 seconds at Voortrekker Monument just outside Pretoria. Mitchell Krog says it is his 'masterpiece'
He said: 'I don't fear lightning so whenever possible I will happily place myself directly in the path of an approaching storm and I've dodged some close strikes'.
'Since I was a young child I have had a fascination with electrical thunderstorms. I grew up on the high-veld of South Africa where our summers are filled with thunderstorms.
Skywalking - Kalau Tak Takut Gayat
Skywalking - Not for the Faint Hearted!
Skywalking is the newest and extremely risky photography fad to take the
internet by storm. It consists of a photographer (or photographers)
making their way to the top of very tall structures and clicking
pictures which would make a normal person’s stomach drop off. This trend
is certainly not for the faint-hearted. As it began on the Russian web,
it is sometimes referred to as “Russian Planking”. Russian teens pose
or “skywalk” hundreds of feet in the air with no safety equipment.
It all began with Russian teenager Marat Dupri. The daredevil began
scaling buildings and other high-rise structures in Moscow in 2011. By
September of that year, several of his photographers were featured on
new sites , including the Daily Meal and Metro UK. Busk, a Portuguese
news site also showed several photos of Russian teenagers imitating
Dupri.
These pictures truly offer a glimpse of life on the edge.
These pictures truly offer a glimpse of life on the edge.
Anara Tower Dubai yang Hebat!
Amazing Architecture - Anara Tower Dubai
Anara Tower was a proposed supertall skyscraper located in Dubai. It was designed to look like a massive wind turbine. It would have been 600 m tall with 135 floors.
Hotel Ais Terbesar di Sweden
Winter season
2011/2012 was the twenty-second in the history of IceHotel - unique hotel
made of ice in the small village
of Jukkasjärvi in
Sweden .
From a small house in an area of 60 sq.m. The hotel has come a long way of
development. Last season was a record, the total area of ice creations was
5.500 sq.m.
January 6, 2012
Art + Human + Wild = Superb Photography
Covered from head-to-toe in body paint, these brave models blend in perfectly alongside a succession of wild animals.
After seven-hours in make-up over four days, they look completely at home whether tangling with a 12ft-long python, staring down cheetahs, or riding on the back of an elephant.
The bizarre images were taken by wildlife photographer Lennette Newell and form part of her 'Ani-Human' series of portraits.
When species collide: Photographer Lennette Newell captures a model painted like an elephant as she sits atop the real thing
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