This bedroom may be one of the most unique sleeping quarters ever. Part of the Udang House (or Shrimp House) at the Bambu Indah hotel in Ubud, Bali, the one-of-a-kind room has tempered glass floor panels that reveal a stunning underwater panorama of the fresh shrimp pond that the house is situated above.
A new show starting today, May 29, and running till August 15, brings to light a growing trend, mixing photographs...
Looking at this breathtaking gemstone, one thing is clear: nature is amazing.
In the arid desert land of the Palestinian village of Bil'in near the West Bank city of Ramallah, a curious garden of used tear gas canisters stands out as a unique oasis. The plot consists of rows of plants potted in old tear gas canisters collected from clashes during Israeli soldiers during protests against the West Bank separation wall.
For the last 20 years, photographer Michael Kenna has been using a manually operated Hasselblad camera to capture beautiful black...
Gardener John Brooker has spent the past ten years meticulously shaping a 100-foot-long, 10-foot-tall hedge into the shape of a...
Nicholas Cage takes on every role imaginable in this hilarious and quite popular meme called Nic Cage as Everyone. In the collection of entertaining portraits, the American actor's face is photoshopped onto everybody from the nude Vanity Fair image of pregnant Demi Moore to all of the characters from The Brady Bunch. The blog regularly receives submissions from fans who can't seem to get enough of Nicholas Cage.
The largest living plant sculpture exhibition ever displayed in the United States has just begun!
The Italian hill town of Peccioli is the site for the soon-to-be-built Parco Degli Angeli (Park of Angels)
Like Vivian Maier's photos, these fascinating street images could have never been found. A few years ago, Leon Gregory reignited his passion for photography when he rediscovered old negatives he had taken of Sydney four decades ago in his old, moldy cupboard. This is what everyday life looked like in inner city Sydney back in the early 1970s – or more specifically from 1970 to 1973.
Conceptual artist Federico Uribe uses many unexpected, everyday materials to produce his insanely detailed sculptures.
After the death of his grandmother in February of this year, Barney Britton found an unexpected treasure while cleaning out...
