Before And After

Hurricane Katrina of the 2005 Atlantic hurricane season was the costliest hurricane, as well as one of the five deadliest, in the history of the United States. Among recorded Atlantic hurricanes, it was the sixth strongest overall.
At least 1,836 people lost their lives in the actual hurricane and in the subsequent floods, making it the deadliest U.S. hurricane since the 1928 Okeechobee hurricane. Economist and crisis consultant Randall Bell wrote: “Hurricane Katrina in 2005 was the largest natural disaster in the history of the United States. Preliminary damage estimates were well in excess of $100 billion, eclipsing many times the damage wrought by Hurricane Andrew in 1992. These are some shocking before and after photos from 2005.

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Dancing With The Waves

Surfing begins when the surfer finds a ridable wave on the horizon and then attempts to match its speed (by paddling or sometimes, by tow-in). Once the wave starts to carry the surfer forward, the surfer stands up and proceeds to ride down the face of the wave, generally staying just ahead of the breaking part (white water) of the wave (in a place often referred to as the pocket or the curl). A common problem for beginners is being unable to catch the wave in the first place, and one sign of a good surfer is the ability to catch a difficult wave that other surfers cannot.

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Sexy Tattoo Girls

Girls like tattoos a lot, but when it comes to choose a model, the answer may not be as simple as it sounds. The  hottest tattoos for girls may be feminine, attractive, but tastes are extremely different from one girl to the other.

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Beautiful Parent & Child Photographies

Harry Fayt is an established photographer originally from Belgium and renowned throughout Europe for his images of newborns, toddlers, and unique maternity portraits. He also specializes in creative wedding photography. His European background gives influence to the uniqueness of his compositions. Read more »

Avatars Against Barrier

Palestinian demonstrators dressed as characters from the movie “Avatar,” James Cameron protested against the construction of the Israeli barrier in the village of Nilin in the West Bank. I must say, it’s great idea, and they did well.

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Extreme Skydivers

Skydivers and dropped freefalling things.

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Flour War In Spain

It maybe looks weird but from 6,692,030,277 people there has to be a lot of different traditions and culture… The streets of the village covered with flour during the celebration of traditional Catholic Galic festival in northern Spain. We can guess that they don’t like bread that much…

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Exploring The Pacific

Outstanding artwork by photographer Eric Rolph. Eric Rolph reveals the rare, authentic and enduring qualities of your many great moments. He achives real emotional truths through creative mastery of narrative, gesture, light and composition. His photographs embed a philosophical, psychological and emotional clarity. Eric Rolph works hard to create a comfortable and relaxed shoot in order to produce genuinely spectacular photographs. He recognizes that each shoot is a window into a very special and important world – a shared belief in your world and preserved through the power of stunning photography meant to be passed on as vivid visual memories for generations now and to come.
This is one great collection of nature Pacific photos. Enjoy

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