1 - This guy had the chance to speak with former President Obama.
2 - It can't be fixed...
3 - When your grandmother takes your picture.
4 - The two brothers won the lottery on the same day.
5 - He kisses a lot...
6 - Technically she's showing her underwear...
7 - Thank you, my daughter, for leaving the sweets in the sun.
8 - When the restaurant advises you to go on a diet.
9 - What...
10 - The bread seems to have aerated very well.
New Year's Eve, 1960.
In 1904, in Seoul, Korea, a young Korean man in casual clothes and his wife.
A soldier leans out of a train window to kiss his lover. 1950.
Marilyn Monroe's 1954 US passport.
Elvis Presley during the filming of "Love Me Tender" in 1956.
President Lyndon B. Johnson is yelling at pilots to shut down their engines so that President John F. Kennedy can deliver his speech. Photographed by Richard Pipes, Texas, 1960.
Christian Bale in his teens, 1980s.
In 1848, Leo Tolstoy was 20 years old.
Salvador Dalí. It took 28 attempts to capture this perfectly timed shot. 1948. Photographed by Philippe Halsman.
A photograph of Jerry Seinfeld taken on the first day of filming for "Seinfeld" in 1989.
1 - What does the sun look like when you take photos in the same place and time every week for a year?
2 - A turtle emerging from hibernation…
3 - An Egyptian passport of the legendary pharaoh, Ramses II.
In 1974, the legendary pharaoh Ramses II was given a valid Egyptian passport so that his 3,000-year-old mummy could be taken to Paris for necessary repairs.
4 - An electrician was left with stars in his eyes after experiencing a 14,000 volt shock through his body.
5 - Before and after photos of a man who walked around China for a year.
6 - The handprint of an 8-year-old child after playing outside.
7 - The life cycle of a leaf.
8 - This sunset above the clouds looks like lava in the sky...
9 - When a sheep is not sheared for 6 years…
10 - A 10MB hard drive from the 1960s.
11 - A seed travels a long way to get to your coffee cup.
12 - A visual representation of how many Earths could fit inside the sun
Here are some of my favorite "scary" photos
This is a well under a layer of ice, its depth unknown but estimated to be between 100 and 300 meters. It is filled with icy water, but it is so clear that it would be difficult to walk on the ice while looking down!
A similar theme, here a diver exploring an underwater cave, the darkness and the lack of equipment allowing him to breathe are what give this image a heavy atmosphere.
After reviewing his GoPro footage at the end of a surfing day, this surfer realized he wasn't as alone as he thought; luckily the shark wasn't hungry!
Once again, the darkness and the young child's vulnerability make this image chilling. I don't know where it was taken or if there are any potential threats lurking in the water, but there's something about it that sends shivers down my spine.
This image is more beautiful than frightening, but I selected it nonetheless because the chasm can be quite unsettling. It's actually an optical illusion caused by currents that move sediment along the ocean floor. The effect is created by a sudden drop off the coast of Mauritius in the Indian Ocean—it's the edge of the continental shelf where the ocean floor abruptly plunges from 150 meters to 4,000 meters deep. Aerial photos like this one show us what the sand looks like as the currents carry it from the shore to the abyssal depths.
The Bean
Iceberg
Rice Field
Private Oasis
Coney Island
Landlocked Cruise Ship
Cliff Diver
Lava Lake
Sandy Road
Herd Of Cows
Sunken Ship
Ciel Austral
. Dalton Highway, Alaska
This 666-kilometer-long highway connects three villages and is the most remote snow-covered highway on planet Earth.
2. Atlantic Ocean Road, Norway
Norway's glaciated mountains combined with the beautiful Atlantic Ocean Road make it a stunning yet terrifying tourist attraction.
3. Guoliang Tunnel, China
This tunnel was initially built by local residents to provide the fastest route into the city. The huge number of people passing through this road prompted the government to widen the road to accommodate large two-way vehicles. However, the ravine nearby still offers a stunning yet terrifying sight.
4. Zozilia, India
The "public roads" that residents of Kashmir and Ladakh in India usually use to operate fulfill their daily needs.
5. Eshima Ohashi Bridge, Japan
The structure of this bridge almost always seems impossible to climb when viewed from afar. However, it is commonly used as a public road connecting Matsue and Sakaiminato.
6. Tianmen Mountain Road, China
Fans of films like Tokyo Drift and The Fast and the Furious might imagine a car drifting at a leisurely pace on a road like this. Of course, this road isn't for the faint-hearted, with its very sharp turns.
7. Transfagarasan, Romania
This relaxing yet terrifying road takes us through the foothills of the Carpathian Mountains. The views are beautiful, but you have to be careful, as the road must be called "Dare-Devil."
8. Kardhung La, India
While we usually hike to the mountains because the steep terrain is so dangerous to drive, for Indians this is a huge shock. The Guinness Book of World Records even dubbed the road the "worst highest road."
9. Le Passage du Gois France
This road crosses a strait where tides often occur, so sometimes the road is covered by sea water or the road is dry because the sea water recedes.
10. Phoenix on Etna, Italy
For a moment, do you see the Phoenix in the photo? If so, you're right. But it was just pareidolia, because what happened was that Etna emitted hot lava in the middle of the night, so Davide Basile immediately snapped the photo and produced an image of lava that resembled a phoenix bird.