Inventions Chinese craftsmen

by umer | 12:10 PM in , , , |

Inventions Chinese craftsmen
Many are bad Chinese products, the quality can they still not very good, but how much desire.
The Chinese are very creative in that you now see.

Endless Tunnel of books

by umer | 11:47 AM in , , , |

Endless Tunnel of books
The Library of Prague appeared sculpture «Tower of books». Installed inside the mirrors create the illusion of an infinite vortex of books, and the observer may be the feeling of traveling through the rabbit hole into a fascinating book worlds.

Unusual Wedding Rings

by umer | 10:17 AM in , , |

Unusual Wedding Rings
The tradition of wearing wedding rings in honor of the marriage has been around for many years.But in these days no one saw anything more unusual than the symbols of marriage.

British Sea Forts

by umer | 11:43 AM in , , , , , |

British Sea Forts
What do I do with old rusty sea forts seventy years ago that continue to rise above the sea waters, has long done its job? The mass of options, if not infinite.

The 50 best works in the genre of street art 2011

by umer | 8:18 AM in , , |

The 50 best works in the genre of street art 2011
With one of the most authoritative resource for street artists have been selected the best of the year.

Street Art Masterpieces

by umer | 9:55 AM in , , , , |

Street Art Masterpieces
Certain web-site, which brings together members of the street art movement selected the best work for the outgoing 2011. And here they are, for your delight!

Christmas World Records

by umer | 5:52 AM in , , , |

Christmas World Records
Here is a selection the most unusual Christmas and New Records from around the world.

Lush beauty contest women

by umer | 8:43 AM in , , , , |

Lush beauty contest women
In Russia, there was a competition, "Sweet Woman", which started in the Year of Italy, which is symbolic - it was in this sunny country are somewhat different than in all the glossy world, standards of beauty.
As you are such standards of beauty?

Excellent Views Of Australian Blue Mountains

by umer | 10:33 AM in , , , , , , |

Excellent Views Of Australian Blue Mountains
The Blue Mountains is a mountainous region in New South Wales, Australia. It borders on Sydney’s metropolitan area, its foothills starting approximately 50 kilometres west of the state capital. The area begins on the west side of the Nepean River and extends westward as far as Coxs River.

Amazing Thread Drawings

by umer | 10:02 AM in |

Amazing Thread Drawings
Generally, one uses a handheld utensil like a pen or pencil to draw, but what's the fun in that when you have an innovative mind like artist .

Year of volcanic eruptions

by umer | 5:59 AM in , , |

Year of volcanic eruptions
About 1,500 active volcanoes around the world recorded in 2011. This year's major eruptions recorded on volcanoes Puyehue Chile, Shinmoedake Japan, Lokon Indonesia, Grímsvötn Iceland, Mount Etna in Italy, and recently Nyamulagira in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The flow of lava from a fissure eruption follows Kilauea, Hawaii.
Shinmoedake in the prefectures of Miyazaki and Kagoshima January 28 2011.

20 Natural Wonders That Didn’t Make The Cut

by umer | 4:26 AM in , , , |

20 Natural Wonders That Didn’t Make The Cut
We all grew up learning about the 7 Natural Wonders of the World, which up until recently, consisted of The Grand Canyon, The Great Barrier Reef, Harbour of Rio de Janeiro, Mount Everest, Aurora Borealis, Paricutin Volcano and Victoria Falls. In 2001 However, a Swiss corporation called New7Wonders, in conjunction with UNESCO, started an initiative to choose new wonders, based on public voting. On the 07/07/07, a brand new list of 7 man-made Wonders was released after more than 100,000,000 votes from the public where cast. Later in the same year, the 7 New Wonders of Nature campaign was launched, and the Vote count took place on 11/11/11. The announcement was made and now our new 7 Natural Wonders of the world consists of – The Amazon River, Halong bay, Iquazu Falls, Jeju Island, Komodo Island, Puerto Princesa Underground River and Table Mountain. In this list I was less interested in looking at the 7 winning entries, as I am sure they will be spoken about for years to come, and more interested in looking at the entries that did not make it, as they might soon be forgotten. Of the 28 finalists for wish the public voted, this list is all about 20 that did not make it onto the list. All the entries are listed in alphabetical order, as I cannot judge which is better.
Angel Falls
Venezuela, 5°58′03″N 62°32′08″W
At a height of 979m, Angel Falls is the world’s highest waterfall. Found in the Canaima National Park in Venezuela, which has been a UNESCO World heritage site since 1994. The waterfall drops over the edge of Mt Auyantepui and plummets into the Korep River almost a kilometer below. This spectacular waterfall was named after Jimmie Angel, who was the first U.S. pilot to fly over the falls. The falls makes for one of Venezuela’s most popular tourist attractions, even though reaching it proves to be rather difficult as visitors will need to fly to the Canaima camp before trekking through the jungle and taking boats up the river. Trips to the falls can only be made during the rainy season when there is enough water to take the boats up river and get a glimpse of the magical waterfall.

The World’s Largest Wooden Building

by umer | 6:11 AM in , , , |

The World’s Largest Wooden Building
Project: Metropol Parasol
Redevelopment of Plaza de la Encarnacion, Seville, Spain
Function: archeological site, farmers market, elevated plaza, multiple bars and restaurants
Site area: 18,000 square meters
Building area: 5,000 square meters
Total floor Area: 12,670 square meters
Number of floors: 4
Height of the building: 28.50 meters
Structure: concrete, timber and steel
Principal Exterior: timber and granite
Principal interior material: concrete, granite and steel
Designing period: 2004-2005
Construction period: 2005-2011
Building/Cost: 90 Million Euro

Which city has the largest number of tall buildings

by umer | 1:03 PM in , , |

Which city has the largest number of tall buildings
Sao Paulo. Brazil - 5.667
Tall building is considered to be building more of 12 floors or 35 meters. I propose to look at the city, which occupies a leading position on the number of skyscrapers. Hong Kong - 7.685

Wine Gadgets

by umer | 10:27 AM in , |

Wine Gadgets
 Gadgets and trinkets that will not leave any amateur wine indifferent.

Do not press the red button

by umer | 4:20 PM in , , |

Do not press the red button
Do not press the red button (stick)

Do not try to push the red button, and then smash all to hell!

The last lunar eclipse of 2011

by umer | 9:36 AM in , , , |

The last lunar eclipse of 2011
December 10 has passed the Earth between the moon and sun, having pleased us a blood-red moon. If you missed the chance to see the last lunar eclipse of 2011, offering to admire them in the photos. The color of the moon said the health of the atmosphere of this planet. Copper-red means that everything is fine.

Edible accessories

by umer | 11:05 AM in , |

Edible accessories
Italian photographer, illustrator and retoucher Fulvio Bonavena works in advertising and design, creating an unusual arrangement for clients, including many global brands.

100 portraits that are worth seeing

by umer | 10:04 AM in , , |

100 portraits that are worth seeing
In this post into two parts, assembled portrait photographs that are really worth seeing. They are all beautiful in their own way, cling to the eyes and imagination roam yield. Some photos are comments from the photographers.

Gold from the computer processor

by umer | 10:43 AM in , , , , |

Gold from the computer processor
It turns out that the processor is gold, it is not much, but if you climb up the house and ask around among friends, you can find a fair number of these small boards.
Well, after a technical matter, see how you can get gold out of the processor.

The best photos of animals in 2011

by umer | 8:14 AM in , , , , , |

The best photos of animals in 2011
Compilation consists of the best photos of 2011. There is a funny and exciting, and photos. 're looking for.

National Firearms Museum

by umer | 10:02 AM in , , |

National Firearms Museum
Before you National Firearms Museum (The National Firearms Museum), located in the headquarters of the NRA in Virginia. The museum is very nehily - 14 galleries with 85 stands, two thousand or so barrels. Especially nice that entrance, and parking - free of charge. Surprised that the input generally is not a soul was no Feith control checks of bags and other things. Just walk into the door and immediately get into the hall with exponents. In some ways symbolic, in the spirit of the organization:)

Optical illusion in the photo

by umer | 7:06 AM in , , |

Optical illusion in the photo
When it comes to inspiration then there is no limitation on resources. If you know how to take photos, you can change the reality is quite simple: to do something creative or abstract or otherwise more artistic. You do not need any special skills to create these frames. It all depends on the environment and timing.

Light installation by British artist Bruce Munro

by umer | 1:27 PM in , , , |

Light installation by British artist Bruce Munro
British artist Bruce Munro, was born in 1959, studied at the Royal Western Academy, Bristol Polytechnic.
"Skate" designer - landscape lighting. Using acrylic tube with a decorative tip and fiber-fiber, Bruce seeks simply fantastic effects.

Picture taken at the right moment

by umer | 7:23 AM in , , , |

Picture taken at the right moment
Sometimes I would like to have on hand any device that would be able to stop time. Benefit of such a device - not a fruit of artistic science fiction but a reality. This is the most common camera. After all, we need only to click, as immediately, as if with a wave of a magic wand, people, objects, paintings, and freeze the situation in the eternal silence, motionless. And then most importantly choose the right moment you press the camera. After all, a picture can get very original if you click on the "out of place."

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