tart-pastry:

A panorama of Lake Baikal, located in southeastern Siberia, in Russia. It’s the world’s largest, deepest, and oldest freshwater lake, holding 20 percent of the planet’s unsalted water body. Its other claim to fame is it’s one of the most transparent.

Around March of each year, the forces of Nature act on its crusty surface, causing it to crack open into hummocks, and jut out as jagged shards of turquoise ice that give the impression of a low-slung version of Superman’s Fortress of Solitude.

A photograph by Alexey Trofimov.

crooksh4nks:

VIII

(via wonderous-world)

darkw00ds:

The last gasp of Autumn by Ania Photography ✿ Away on Flickr.

(via wonderous-world)

propagandery:

incredible shot of Dubai in fog.

deterritorialization:

Dubai

(Source: perfect-vampire)

blua:

“The bizarre combination of freezing cold winter and active volcanos are married together in these stunning photos by Denis Budko. The two seemingly opposite elements are found existing harmoniously in the cave of the far east peninsula known Kamchatka in Russia. Until 1991, the caves were strictly off limits to foreigners. But ever since the fall of the Soviet Union, fantastic natural wonders like this have been shared with the rest of the world.”

Awesome!

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wonderous-world:

Carnic Alps, Friuli-Venezia Giulia Region, Italy by Ana Joana on Flickr.

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theworldwelivein:

(via BRAZIL - 2012 on Photography Served)

magicalnaturetour:

Reflections by *EliseEnchanted

magicalnaturetour:

Frost Flowers on Gun Lake in British Columbia. via Imgur

thedailywhat:

This Isn’t Shopped of the Day: Cut & Paste Forest in the Netherlands

Here we have an aerial view of The Green Cathedral, an artistic landscape installation located near the Dutch town of Almere. Originally planted in 1987, this green patch stretching 150 meters in length and 75 meters wide was designed to resemble the shape of the Cathedral of Notre-Dame in Reims, France.