The Majestic Sygmond Grey Cat

Hey; here you can meet majestic Sygmond grey cat, he had the face of a king when he was a kitten. This magnificent cat is even fluffier today fully grown and whenever he goes, he makes it impressive. You might think that Sygmond grey cat is continually in a wind tunnel, but you would be wrong. In its place, his very presence creates a sonic blast that churns the air in a striking swirl around him causing each and every moment of his life to be ferociously photogenic. Whether he be gazing onto his kingdom from the quiet of a makeshift window and frightening subjects into doing his bidding. It will always remain a sublime thing to behold.

The Deep Feeling Painting of Shin Jong Sik

Shin Jong Sik is a popular water color artist due to its vibrant and transparent colors painting. His beautiful paintings really express the colorful, dignified and deep feeling.  He has taken flowers, fruits, dishes and hemp cloth as materials. He does not compose as they are seen but recomposes with novel ideas. His admirable talent of lighting the hue reaches the vivid expression of emphasizing the main materials according to hue and the background of his paintings. In his lovely composition you can easily feel the delicacy, flimsiness and boldness are coexisting which are raising affections of appreciators. Shin Jong Sik paints exclusively with Mission Gold Watercolors; a new premium line of watercolors distributed in the United States and Canada. The talented painter is an artist and is the first time user of Mission watercolor in Korea. He had used three different brands of imported watercolor paints until 2009, when he wholly turned to mission after monitoring mission watercolor.

Uli Biaho Tower

It is a peak near Trango Towers and Baltoro Glacier in the Northern Areas of Pakistan. It consists of two main peaks, Uli Biaho Tower (listed by Roskelley as 19,957 feet, and by Kopold as 20,058 feet and Uli Biaho Peak (Kopold: 6417 m), which were of 2006 was unclimbed.

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Absolutely Stunning Beauty of Grand Canyon Never Seen Like That Before

The Grand Canyon is 277 miles of remarkable beauty situated in Arizona. It is an absolute must for your bucket list if you haven’t had the pleasure to digest the scenery to date. The majestic beauty of Grand Canyon is the result of nearly 200 billion years of history. How it actually was formed remains a debate by many geologists. This is simply stunning and incredible picture of Grand Canyon never seen that before. If you look very carefully, I think you can see a lightning sprite on the top of the clouds. Sprites are very difficult to photograph because usually the top of a cloud is obscured. The sprite in the photograph is partially obscured by the cloud top here. This is really an amazing photograph and unimaginable beauty. Photo Credit

Norm the Pug Flies Up, Up and Away

Art director Robert Jahns has taken a photograph of him and formed this whimsical image of Norm strapped to a flamboyant bunch of balloons. Watch as he flies up, up and away. He writes this is Norm, and he does almost everything to have the best view of the city. Norm is the dog of @jermzlee who posts absolutely jubilant images of him on his feed. It was a pleasure to edit one of Norm's images some time ago. Every image on his feed will make you smile and I hope this one did as well.

Iceberg at Jökulsárlón during sunrise, Iceland

I was 2^nd person on the beach that morning in Jökulsárlón during sunrise, Iceland. Some other photographer beat me for 5 minutes.  I was so obsessed with photographing icebergs and the ocean waves brushing against them, that I totally forgot time.  Actually I spent 2 hours there, and by the time I recognized, my waterproof boots and socks had been soaking wet, and my feet were cold and numb.  Nevertheless I still enjoyed this place a lot. Photo Credit: Belinda Shi

Hlauptungufoss is an unknown waterfall near Bruarfoss Iceland

Hlauptungufoss is an unknown waterfall near Bruarfoss Iceland.  I spent almost two hours in searching of Bruarfoss on my second day in Iceland, but due to inadequate and inaccurate information online, I didn't find it.  Nevertheless, I’ve succeeded finally and discovered this beautiful spot along the Bruar River where the clouds disclosed the snow mountain in the background.  It was better place than I was expected.  Of course, I was lucky to find Bruarfoss the second week with 6 participants of my Iceland Photography Workshop.  We were all excited that our hard work almost knee high snow trek paid off, but in some way this unfamiliar waterfall was still special.Photo Source: Melinda Shi