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Uummannaq – Greenland’s Little Beauty

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laciers that are situated nearby. Hunters and sealers have lived in the area for thousands of years, and of course there are today found a lot of mummies there that you can see at the Greenland’s National Museum. The houses have to be a trademark, because they are all colorful three houses that can remind a bit of Scandinavian houses. The heart-shaped cliff can remind somewhat on the Norwegian Preikestolen that is a very popular touri…

 

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Photos From The Inside Of Most Luxurious Private Jets

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t provide a vivid inside look at just how luxurious the owners of these jets live. From exquisite leather couches to decadent king size beds, living on one of thees planes on the ground is more lavish than most people’s houses. Nick Gleis has photographed over 800 private aircraft — ranging from the Lear 20 series to Boeing 747-400s. To date, he has photographed over 200 Gulfstream aircraft alone. For over 30 years Gleis has provided …

 

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Angel Wings All Over Auckland

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In Auckland City everybody can be an angel. Advertisement agency Publicis Mojo has in partnership with the Auckland City Mission been drawing angel wings all over the city, and inviting people to take pictures in front of them and post them to the City Mission’s Facebook page. The pictures will be donated by a sponsor, $5 up to $10 000. Not bad at all. Auckland City Mission is helping individuals and families who need attention because of…

 

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Soldiers That Had A Lot Of Luck

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We all know how cruel and gloomy wars can be, and every second out on the battle field is like a game of gambling whether the soldiers will survive or not. These pictures show how many soldiers survived bullet shots because of their helmets and uniforms. One of them can even thank his iPod for saving his life, but the helmets are for the most part the biggest lifesavers. You can just imagine what went through their heads when they realized that…

 

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Strangely bent rails after New Zealand earthquake

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None of these images are photoshopped even if they look so unreal that you simply can’t believe it. So what’s the case? The answer is the consequences of one of the biggest earthquakes in New Zealand’s recorded history that scored 7.0 on Richter scale. It was actually supposed to be 7.2 but it was soon downgraded. A lot of places near Christchurch were closed for inspection, and among others was the rail network on the South Island, and one of …