Photography Around Iceland That Will Inspire You To Go. A Land of Ice and Fire Thousands of years of clashing oceans and volcanic activity have moulded the land that is now known as Iceland (island - Icelandic). And that has not yet ceased; as the volcanoes are still very active, roughly erupting every 4 years or so, Iceland's land mass is changing and growing. Scattered with multiple glaciers, moss fields, hot pots and too many waterfalls to count, it's no wonder Iceland has quickly escalated and established itself as a well-known tourist destination. I was lucky enough to spend almost
Designer Bunpei Yorifuji has created a wonderful body of work from illustrations and information graphics to books and advertising. Here are a few examples of the kinds of information graphics he h…
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Canyon de Chelly National Monument is located on a high plateau at an elevation of 6500 feet in northeastern Arizona near the center of the Navajo Reservation. It encompasses 130 square miles and is actually three red-walled canyons --- Canyon del Muerto, Monument Canyon and the namesake, Canyon de Chelly (pronounced "Shay".) Spider Rock is on the South Rim Drive, a 36-mile round trip. These spectacular sandstone spires rise 800 feet above the canyon floor at the junction of Canyon de Chelly and Monument Canyon. Navajo legend has it the Spider Woman lives on top and keeps the bones of her victims there. Beyond, the main canyon continues unseen for many miles. The weather here this day was crazy -- rain, sleet, hail and sun peaking through the clouds making for some wild light shows. The trees with the lighter, almost teal colored leaves in that little spot of light toward the top of the frame are Russian Olive Trees. They have an amazing aroma right after they bloom that's the most amazing fragrance I've ever smelled. It's very fleeting, and doesn't last the entire summer, but it was at its peak when we were there. Reached Explore #111 on May 30, 2008. Thank you all!
Images of Dartmoor. From tors to woods and rivers in this stunning National Park
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Meyer Studio Land Architects: The goal of this design was to draw attention to a Champion tree in England’s National Arboretum. A large, hollowed mound was sculpted to frame the tree and distinguish it from the surrounding grove. Seen from the outside, the earthen crescent takes the symbolic form of a medallion. Inside the concave […]
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