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If you’ve seen the movie Finding Nemo, you know that in one scene you can see a school of fish snapping into a formation that looks like a much larger fish. This Irish photographer named James Crombie managed to catch that kind of a thing happening in real life; but, instead of a flock of fish, he captured a flock of starlings over Lough Ennell in County Westmeath, Ireland in a seriously mind-blowing sight. A short while ago, James Crombie was named photographer of the year by the Press Photographers Association of Ireland. James actually is a sports photographer, but with extra time over the past year, due to the pandemic and various sports events being canceled, he has turned some of his attention to nature photography as well.

The photos shared by photographer Alison Pollack fascinate those who see it. Pollack photographs objects that are almost invisible to us with close-up techniques and creates striking photographs. Saying that photographing small objects is a passion for her, Pollack added that she wanted to show people the beauty under their feet.

This may be the largest collection of trees looking like butts. We are proud of this collection and it may be the second greatest achievement of mankind. Just scroll down to enjoy the pictures.

The Slovak artist Tomas Libertini has this to say about his work: “This new gigantic bust was made in collaboration with 60.000 honeybees invited by me to build their beeswax honeycomb around the skeleton I made of Nefertiti.”

This extremely dangerous, natural booby trap can be found between Barden Tower and Bolton Abbey in Yorkshire, England. It's a tiny, harmless-looking mountain stream, approximately six feet across, named Bolton Strid, or simply the Strid. However, under the water's surface, there is a deep gorge with strong undercurrents that pulls whoever falls into it to certain death. According to the rumors, not even a single person that has fallen into the Strid has managed to come out of it alive. Even their bodies haven't been found. If you have doubts about how a small mountain brook can be so deadly, you need to walk upstream. In less than 100 yards, this "harmless" stream will turn into a river 30 feet across. This river is called River Wharfe which runs through Yorkshire, but when it comes to the area of Bolton Abbey the river has to go through a small gap which causes the water to gain enormous speed and depth. The small gap on the Strid is merely an illusion as both banks are significantly undercut. Underneath is a network of hidden caverns and tunnels with the rest of the water of the river inside them. Nobody has an idea about how deep the Strid actually is.

Italy wants to be sure that their youth is educated on climate issue and is taking action for it. Starting from 2020 academic year, climate issues will be mandatory in İtaly, which is for the first time in the world history. Minister of Education, Lorenze Fioramonti announced 33 hours of climate courses in one year.

Most of the stunning images we see online today are heavily edited. The photos in this gallery, however, don’t belong in that category. They were just captured with some skill, a keen eye for the details, and by finding the right moment. Check out the list below to see them for yourself!

Pretty much everyone either has already been there or wants to go to Iceland as soon as they get the opportunity. According to him, this photographer was one of the latter people only a week ago or so. He’s been photographing nature for years so he was aware that the pictures of the country can be far from reality, so he was careful not to get overexcited. He also wanted to see the Aurora Borealis even if his trip was at the end of April. So, he knew his chances were slim, but it was still possible. He was hoping for nice weather even though he was aware that the extreme weather of Iceland can be rather unpredictable, particularly during the spring. But how was his entire experience? He said, for him, it was everything he was promised when he was reading about Iceland and its incredible nature. He has managed to see the Northern Lights and experienced all types of weather in only a couple of days. He also added that the temperature was changing every day, and he experienced between -5 to 10 degrees Celsius. He has gotten the chance to see the cloudless sky, snow, hailstones, strong winds, and all types of rain he couldn’t even imagine, and he finds Iceland absolutely mind-blowing! You can check out some of the photographs he has taken during his trip in the gallery below. For more info on him and his work, visit petermeller.com

You can find 20 spectacular living space examples for your garden in the photos below.

Duygu Elma was having an ordinary day. She went to a Turkish cafe and when she left the place she saw something very heartbreaking for her to endure.

Artist Joanna is an artist who shows the beauty of autumn leaves by creating land shapes. She works as a consultant and a specialist in art and philosophy. She uses a rake to draw complex labyrinth and geometric shapes on the lawns of the University of Sacramento.