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The photographer traveled all over North America and took these stunning shots

admin July 22, 2017

The photographer named Guido Diana decided to make his dream traveling throughout North America come true. Having covered over 24 000 km by air and road allowed him to capture the most incredible landscapes.
The trip took three months and traveled through Colorado, the Canadian Rockies, San Francisco and the Grand Canyon.
"What I saw in North America blew my mind up, and, I think this continent has got one of the most beautiful landscapes on our planet. That's why I want to share my best shots taken during the trip" says the photographer.

The Amazing Bolivia

admin July 22, 2017

Most tourists come to Bolivia to see the largest saline in the world, hidden deep in the Andean Altiplano, which is truly a unique place. But Bolivia is not only famous for its Salar de Uyuni. This diverse country conserves a lot of precious stones that can be only appreciated by curious adventurous tourists. There are many places that are as rare and beautiful as the famous Uyuni in Bolivia.
Are you ready to get off the beaten track and wander the unknown territory of this Andean country? If you, we are sure you won't be sorry.

Sand sculptures invade the Belgian beach

admin July 22, 2017

7,000 tons of sand was used to make 150 sculptures for the sand sculpture festival in Ostend.

8 movies shot in 2017 that failed box office results

admin July 21, 2017

Since we are already at a second half of the year 2017, it would be nice to watch films that nobody wanted to watch at the cinema.
While movies like "Get out", "Logan", "Beauty and the Beast", "Guardians of the Galaxy. Part 2" and "Wonder Woman"had high box office results, some films resulted in empty seats at cinemas.
From "Baywatch" to "Monster trucks" are 8 moveis box office fees of which could not overcome the budget for shooting the film.
Note. This rating for box office fees only takes into account fees in the US. Some movies were able to beat their budget at the expense of world fees. Nevertheless, if the movie has not collected cash in the US, we can say for sure that it just failed.

10 places on Earth that will disappear while we are still here

admin July 21, 2017

We hear a lot about global warming, climate and the Earth's landscape changing, that we do not take this fact seriously.
We has collected data on some famous places that will change 100% in the near future.

The prest igious Black+White Photographer of the Year 2018 competition is now open for entries. The competition, which is run by Black+White Photography magazine, in association with Fujifi lm, is looking for the best in contemporary black & white photography. There are three categories to enter and images can be taken on any kind of camera, from a smartphone to vintage wet plate, and everything digital or analogue in between. The categories are: • The World Of People (from formal portraits and st reet photography to photojournalism). • The World Around Us (landscapes, cityscapes, seascapes and wildlife). • The Creative World (let your imagination roam, from st ill-life to abst ract , using old processes to smartphone fi lters; whatever you think fi ts). As well as the chance to be named Black+White Photographer of The Year, each of three category winners will walk away with a Fujifi lm camera: an X-Pro2 plus three lenses, an X100F or an X-T20 plus lens for fi rst , second and third placed photographers resp ect ively. Entry cost s Ј10 for up to fi ve images and the competition closes at midnight on 30 Oct ober 2017. For full competition details visit bpoty.com.
(26 September, 2017)

The work of Kadir Nelson graces the cover of The New Yorker’s July 3, 2017, issue, with a cover story by Françoise Mouly. Nelson’s work appears in galleries and museums nationwide, including the Muskegon Museum of Art, the National Baseball Hall of Fame, the International Olympic Committee and the US House of representatives. This is Nelson’s second New Yorker cover. In December 2014, Nelson’s painting of the late Nelson Mandela was featured on the magazine’s cover.
(24 July, 2017)

The Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art will showcase the work of Dale Chihuly in the temporary exhibition Chihuly: In the Gallery and In the Forest. The show is the first indoor-outdoor exhibition for the museum, and is the first time Chihuly’s work will be on display in a natural forest setting. The exhibit features more than 300 objects, 14 bodies of work in the gallery and 10 large-scale outdoor installations, which are placed along the gallery’s North Forest Trail, formerly known as the Dogwood Trail. Chihuly’s work will be on view through August 14.
(24 July, 2017)

Lynsey Addario, Pulitzer Prize-winning photojournalist, will be celebrated by the International Center of Photography at its seventh annual ICP Spotlights event on November 7. Addario regularly works with the New York Times, National Geographic and Time magazine and has covered conflicts in Afghanistan, Iraq and Libya. American Photo named Addario as one of the five most influential photographers of the past 25 years in 2015. Funds raised from the Spotlights event benefit ICP’s education and exhibition program.
(24 July, 2017)

In Interwoven: Art Meets Nature at Highfield Hall & Gardens on Cape Cod, more than 45 works of 21 diverse fiber artists working in weaving, felting, tapestry, basketry, handmade paper, quilting, silk painting, wire work and book arts will be on display. The exhibition examines how fiber art pushes traditional boundaries while exploring each artist’s connection through nature. On view through September 6, the exhibition includes the work of acclaimed artists such as Ashley Blalock, Jan Hopkins, Lanny Bergner, Mary Edna Fraser, Sharon McCartney, Mariko Kusumoto and Michelle Sirois-Silver. A solo show by Dominique Ehrmann titled Once Upon a Quilt will complement.
(24 July, 2017)