Overloaded photography | Pic. Andrey Yakovlev Lili Aleeva | Pic. Ric stultz 2011. Kim Sung Jin | Pic. Color Photography on Photography Served. Incredible pictures of giant ice sculptures carved by sea water and polar winds. By Mail Foreign Service Updated: 13:19 GMT, 15 March 2010 Humans may have spent thousands of years trying to master the art of the perfect sculpture, but these incredible photographs of icebergs show they are no match for nature's grand design. Pictured off the Western Antarctic Peninsula, these colossal ice carvings have been whittled away by biting polar winds, freezing water and sub-zero temperatures to form incredible mega structures that take the breath away. The vast array of frozen sculptures includes 'Swiss cheese' icebergs which appear to have deep holes drilled into them and some that have formed gigantic cathedrals of ice.
Ice pool: The incredible blue water thaat surrounds this striking iceberg Majestic: This iceberg floating off the Western Antarctic peninsula has been carved into a bridge by the sea and polar winds Others have been moulded into towering pillars of ice or giant polar bridges with several intricate 'arches' carved into them by the harsh Antarctic conditions.
Towns Across the Rainbow: Beyond Painting the Town Red. Email There’s something exotic about beautiful pastel colors set among a backdrop of far flung vacations. You probably have some snapshots in your own vacation memories albums. What follows is a collection of fantastic colorfully painted homes and businesses that give each of these locations a dramatic feel. 1. Bo-Kaap, Cape Town, South Africa credit 2. Credit 3. Credit 4. Credit 5. Credit 6. Credit 7. Credit 8. Credit 9. Credit 10. Credit 11. Credit 12. Credit 13. Credit 14. Credit 15. Credit 16. Credit 17. Credit 18. 19. 20. Animals... Insects.