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Paper Birds by : : PINE : :
Collections of Mathematics for the reality:
I just imagine a new scenario. Made of soft materials and playful colors. Maybe not as the real nature. But maybe as the nature i dream in my imagination.
Fishes by Insomnis
Beautiful Parasites, deadly bugs and fungi
Gorgeous microscopy picture about parasites that you ever imagine.
Check out more of our favorites in this gallery, and see the rest at the link. [Olympus BioScapes via Bellevue Reporter]
WTF Series by Minga
WTF Series is about things that happen to us while living a normal life... when you clearly don't understand why those things happened! They're usually out of the ordinary things that occur to all of us but are sometimes hard to believe. It began as an in-house joke here in the studio so we decided to make it a "Design Piece".
Designer Jirka Vinse Jonatan Väätäinen transform almost every cartoon Disney princess into flesh-and-blood humans!
The Amazing Broccoli O.O
Big Broccoli Ocarina:Angels We Have Heard On High (by heita3)
True colors of the North Pacific
Water tends to absorb light in the red portion of the visible spectrum, often giving the subjects of underwater marine photography a blue-green tint that can wash out their natural colors.
To get around this problem, photographer Mark Laita places his subjects in a decidedly unnatural setting, using tanks, studio lighting and black backdrops to capture creatures' true hues. The results are nothing short of incredible.
These images are from a collection of photos assembled in Laita's recently published book, Sea
Superhero Series by kizer180