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When we look at these award-winning photographs taken by professional photographers and non-professional photograph enthusiasts/ students from the Tokyo International Foto Awards, we stand amazed at the talent and effort the photographers invested in every one of them. Are you wondering about how they look? Well, they are absolutely breathtaking, but we prepared this gallery for you, so you can check them out yourselves!

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.

Most of the perfectly-times photos we see were taken by pure luck. However, there are certain situations in photography that require a professional photographer’s skills and determination. So, you’ve probably never heard about it before, but there’s this thing called the Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards. It’s a competition that assembles the most hilarious examples of wildlife photography by the most talented photographers who just happened to take the perfect shot of an animal doing something weird, goofy, or downright funny. In this gallery below, we collected some of the finest examples of what we’re talking about. If you don’t think wildlife can be hilarious, we’re sure these photos will entirely change your mind! But of course, seeing is believing. So, we definitely suggest you check our gallery out!

By now, all of us aware of the dangers of global warming, but we still don’t take the necessary actions to help prevent the situation from getting even worse. It’s safe to say the entire world is going through a drastic change. But in our daily lives, it can be kind of hard to notice that change without having side-by-side comparison pictures at hand. Thanks to Google Earth, though, we have such comparison photos that are going to help us see the changes our planet has gone through. They even shared a series of videos on YouTube. In these videos, you can clearly see how much our world’s oceans, forests, glaciers, beaches, and cities have changed from 1984 to 2020. Google Earth is aiming to promote climate awareness through its new timelapse feature with these videos. It’s really unbelievable to see these changes in these shocking images. Even though this is the direct result of human behavior, it’s still pretty disturbing to see the dramatic rhythm of change in only a very short period of time. Every one of us should contribute to stop the climate change. That’s why we gathered together this list of photos below that we hope will raise awareness on what’s actually going on with the planet. Scroll down to see our eye-opening gallery for yourselves.

Our planet Earth is actually an unbelievably beautiful place. Even though there are very popular tourist spots that many people want to see, there still are places that no one knows of. Most of us already know about all the popular tourist destinations, but there are also many places that fall under the radar, usually only known by the locals there. But today is your lucky day, dear reader! We made good research on those places and crated this list just for you to show you some of the most amazing places we have found. If you want to visit somewhere that hasn’t been impacted by humans much, then you’re going to love our list. So get ready to see some amazing photos of fantastic places, and scroll down to see them for yourself!

A pandemic isn’t something to celebrate, that’s for sure, but it seems like during the time of the pandemic, many of us discovered new and interesting things to do. Some of us focused on improving our culinary skills, some took an interest in gardening, some decided to get healthier habits and improve their quality of life, they started to exercise regularly, and some started to work on some DIY crafts projects. We all had to discover our creative side since we only had a limited number of activities we could do at our homes, and traveling was completely out of the picture. We can say this designer and jewelry maker named Anna Chan took the best out of the situation. The New Yorker artist went to Robert Moses State Park, where she would spend most of her time by the beach. Since she was supposed to create 12 art pieces for a 2021 calendar, she started to make sand sculptures there. Soon after, this became a new hobby for her. That’s how she started to create beautiful, symmetrical mosaics and real-life animal portraits.

Global warming and climate change are very important problems we are facing in today’s world. 

This photo of a cute baby elephant was captured in Chiangmai when it tries to hide behind a light pole after being spotted eating sugarcane in the field.

A photographer has taken pictures of camels after a snowfall in the Tabuk region in northwestern Saudi Arabia. The area-located near the border with Jordan- experienced peculiar weather this month.

Everyone knows about Niagara, and also Yosemite, but actually, the US is littered with incredible waterfalls. If there’s only one thing the US knows how to do (and there might be), it’s obtaining natural wonders. You probably think you already know all the big ones- and you may also think the rest are all smushed into the Pacific Northwest- however, there are a ton of them that are worth knowing about. A couple of them are important state attractions, others a reward for those who bother to visit those places. From Washington to New York, here are some of the most breathtaking falls you can find in the US during the amazing autumn season.

A wildlife photographer has posted a once-in-a-lifetime picture of what he thinks is a “never before seen” yellow penguin.

All the hard work to curb poaching has helped Kenya’s elephant population more than double over the past three decades, the Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) stated on Wednesday.