The West Side of Taihang Mountain, Shanxi Province in China —

An extremely rare rainbow-colored pileus iridescent cloud over Ethiopia —

eattle sculptress Kim Graham and her team made this amazing troll sculpture out of reclaimed lumber, discarded cardboard, and papier mache —

Tree House, British Columbia.. —

Amazing Cloud Formation caught in Nebraska, 2011 —

Cane Bridge in the village Kabua - Republic of the Congo.

Rio-de-Janeiro, Brazil.. —

Amazing sand art! —

Breathtaking Preikestolen cliff in Norway —

San Boldo Pass in Italy —

Whitehaven Beach, Australia —

Beautiful.

Red Beach, Rio-de-Janeiro —

7 Mile Bridge, Florida —

Chapel in the Clouds, Costa Rica —

Albino Crocodile —

The Alps —

Beautiful Horsetail Falls, Yosemite National Park.

The Stone Mirror,Istanbul, Turkey!

The Norway Sky Bridge. Looks like way to heaven.

Shipwreck, The Red Sea! —

Spectacular Raggiana bird of paradise, by Al Dayan —

Multnomah Falls, Columbia River Gorge - Oregon.

Cliffside Steps, Hunan, China.

Transparent balcony on the 103rd floor of the Sears/Wills Tower in Chicago.

Wailea Falls, Kauai.

Chimney Rock, North Carolina,USA.

The most dangerous hike in the world, Mt. Huashan, China.

Night in Santorini Greece.

Swim with the Manatees, Crystal River - Florida!

Bernina train on Brusio viaduct in Graubünden, Switzerland.

Lithuania.

900 year old church in Norway!

Amazing View of Corinthos Channel - Greece.

Amazing shot of a Dragonfly covered in Dew!!!

900 year old church in Norway!

Lake McDonald, Montana.

Hairpins, Tianmen Mtn. | China.

Now you can imagine the size of the biggest mammal the Blue Whale.

Lightening from Sky to Earth by Ms Ladyred !

Blue Dusk, Charlottesville, Virginia.

A view of the Eiffel Tower!

paris.

Camiguin Island - The Island Born of Fire off the coast of the Phillipines.

Excellent steps to harmony and happiness.

Whitehaven Beach, Australia!

Yokahama , Japan.

Red Beach , Panjin, China.

Pure White Gold Mercedes Benz.

The blue lights on the sea coast are the glowing firefly squid of Toyama, Japan. Each tentacle has an organ called a photophore, which produces light. When flashed, these lights attract small fish, on which the squid can then feed.