To get these amazing shots requires plenty of patience, skills and luck. But as they say in animal photography, as in life in general: the greater the challenge, the greater the rewards.
We never get enough when it comes to rarely seen photos from history. This time we give you an amazing collection of rare color images during the Second World War era. 1. An unidentified US pilot stands up in the cockpit of his plane on the tarmac on Midway Naval Base, Midway Islands, 1942. … Read more
National Geographic photographer Paul Nicklen is known for his stunning wildlife photos. This is one of his most dangerous assignments.
These places look so beautiful with their incredible colors that it’s hard to believe they actually exist. Enjoy! 1. Valley of Flowers National Park, India hindutourism Discover endless meadows of alpine flowers along the elevated slopes of the Western Himalayas. It’s also home to some rare animals like the Asiatic black bear, snow leopard, and … Read more
This amazing shot of a diving kingfisher was six years and 720K photos in the making.
Taken in 1838 in Paris, this is the earliest known photo of a human being. Photographer Louis Daguerre took the picture with around seven minutes of exposure time. Take a closer look. Can you see the man? Public Domain via Wikipedia He’s standing in the bottom-left, having his boots shined. Although the image appears deserted, … Read more