Ghostly trees covered in snow and rime ice — known as “snow monsters” or juhyou (frost-covered trees) in Japanese — are a celebrated feature of the winter landscape in mountainous areas of northern Japan. A Japanese photographer has captured some amazing photographs.
This post was written by bullets on February 8, 2011
As these amazing wildlife photos show, it is very difficult to get a great shot of an animal. The photographer has to hide from animals in special hidden places which he builds from natural materials as tree branches, leaves and grass. N. Sladkov, who is also a naturalist writer, is just such an invisible photographer.
This post was written by bullets on April 7, 2010
What happens when a rich Mexican drug lord gets busted? Massive confiscation of golden pistols, machine guns, mansions and even wild animals of their private home zoo. That’s exactly what happened to these people, and this time…everything was taken away.
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This post was written by bullets on September 1, 2009
The most interesting/funny moments from Berlin 2009 – 12th IAAF World Championships in Athletics.
Enjoy!
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This post was written by bullets on August 23, 2009
Parade of dog clothes in New York has an annual parade of costumes for household pets in honor of Halloween. Poor doggie, the owners loved them so much, just across bags
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This post was written by bullets on October 29, 2008
Lenin…Russian founder of the Bolsheviks and leader of the Russian Revolution and first head of the USSR (1870-1924)
This post was written by bullets on October 26, 2008
Just click to enlarge.
This post was written by bullets on October 21, 2008
This village is built in a valley, and many of the houses are built into the cliff, so the back of the house is solid rock. The houses are whitewashed.
But…..
This post was written by bullets on October 16, 2008
Batman (short for Bat? Raman Mountains) is the provincial capital of Batman Province, Turkey and is an important oil producing area (Batman has Turkey’s oldest refinery, established in 1955). [via]
This post was written by bullets on September 30, 2008
