Take a look at this wild world offered by Photoshop. All these pictures are truly hilarious and amazing. Of course, they are all just photo manipulations that can raise your mood, make you happy and put you in good spirits.
Leisure World is the America’s largest private retirement community founded in 1964 in California.
To get to this paradise you must be at least 55 years old. The perimeter of the community’s area which is of about 4 square miles, is surrounded with barbed wire. The average age of town residents is 77 years old. There are currently 18,000 residents in this earthly paradise. As it is indicated in the name of the community, the elderly come here for “non-stop vacations”, for leisure. Their main activities are: leisure activities: golf, tennis, lawn bowling, bridge, barbershop singing, ballroom dancing, shuffle-board.
How can a 79-year-old man use matchsticks and wooden matchboxes? It turns out that these materials are perfect for building a fleet of ships. So far Phil Warren from the United Kingdom has built 432 American and British ships. His collection of ships is amazing.
The latest celebrity meme which appeared on Internet is about Leonardo DiCaprio, or should I say ‘Leo Strut’ or ‘Leonardo DiHapprio’ as it was named.
As always, one simple photo (taken during the filming of Inception) has been photoshopped and the results are as stunning as the imagination of the photoshoppers…
Collection of documentary photographs of different places and most controversial figures taken by NYC photographer Peter Beste. He likes to travel around the world and shot London strip clubs, Houston hip hop scenes and other unusual events.
The first house you’ll see is an unusual underground home known as the Aloni house was built in Greece by Deca Architecture. This house surrounded by beautiful landscape is 240 square meters. Its walls are made of earth, and its roof is green.
This map looks as if it had been drawn by a child. Still it illustrates European wars from the BC era to the 20th century in a funny way.
Manshiet Nasser is a strange community in Cairo, Egypt. People call this place The City of Garbage because tons of trash come here from all over the capital of Egypt. The most unusual thing about this place is that people actually live here. Another strange thing about Manshiet Nasser is that local residents, the Zabbaleen, including women and kids dig through the garbage looking for something to resell. About 80 per cent of this trash is recycled and resold later on.
Cairo is not the only city on earth where such a model of Manshiet Nasser exists. It is already copied by communities in Los Angeles, Bombay and Manila.
Amazing photographs that capture motion we can’t notice in reality. Photographer Harold Edgerton knows perfectly well how to extend our awareness of time.
Back Dive
This is what is left of Gagra, a resort city on the Black Sea coast.
With its climate close to subtropical, Gagra was a popular health resort in Imperial and Soviet Russia among Russian elite. It was a paradise with its pleasant climate, a royal palace and a number of buildings in an eclectic variety of styles from around Europe. The park that surrounded the resort was also very popular with tropical trees and even parrots and monkeys imported to give it an exotic feel.
But the war between Abkhazia (political entity within Georgia which status is disputed) and Georgia in 1992-1993 deserted the place making it all ruins and a ghost town.
Cardboard Love
Post-apocalyptic Tokyo scenery
Delicious Food Miniatures By Kim Burke
Illustrations by Denis Gonchar
The Sanctuary of Truth
Oldie of the Day: Censorship in Saudi Arabia
The Benefits of Recycled Stuff
Window Pixel Art
Comparing Afghanistan of 2010 and 1994
Awesome Photos