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Wave photos taken by photographers Nick Selway and CJ Kale in Hawaii, really beautiful!

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The "Daily Mail" reported on May 17, inventive British photographer Bill Blake used a kite from the air to shoot a series of stunning photos, showing the historic heritages of the Cambridge. By strapping a lightweight camera to a large three square metre kite and wireless device, he snapped a large number of spectacular aerial photographs on the ground. The 52-year-old Bill and his family live in Cambridge, who from boyhood has a passion for kite flying.

Using a pencil to draw “photographs,” really creative and impressive ideas!

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April 4, 2012, Albuquerque, USA. These amazing photos of lightning were photographed by Roch Hart, a local tour guide, after there’s a rainstorm. Most people think that lightning won’t hit the same place twice, but this time within 11 minutes the lightning continuously attacked the same place. These incredible photos look like edited by Photoshop

"Invisible Man" – Chinese artist Liu Bolin recently made a series of new works. He or other designer was painted much the same as the background colors and patterns to create the effect of "invisible". He chose a variety of scenes, ad. Post, shelves in supermarket, clothing room, and even in the river.

British "Daily Mail" reported on March 15, these are the most beautiful or the most spectacular places in the Google Maps selected by voting online.

Marc Quinn, a British artist who specializes in painting and sculpture and was born in London in 1964, graduated from the University of Cambridge, with the major of Art History, to become a sculptor in 1984.

Here are his paintings on the eyes; each piece is up to 6 feet (1.8 m) high.

This is a group of posters for the Chamber Orchestra of Berliner Philharmoniker, which expresses the charm of music seen from within the instruments. Bjoern Ewers, the German photographer.

The British "Daily Mail" reports, by Photoshop and 3DMax drawing techniques, Russian artist Vladimir Manyuhin turned the photos of realistic world into decadent and horrible apocalyptic scenes. In some pictures, he even added the wild animals and survivors to this "new world" to strengthen the effect.

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Do you think these photos are from a photographer? They are the screenshots of Google Street View, whether shooting angle or finding a view to photograph, which can be comparable to the landscape photographs taken by photographers.

Be patience, if, you can also use Google Street View to have a static global travel and ‘capture’ some beautiful photos.