Icicles of Misotsuchi (created from the headstream of the Arakawa River and which can be seen only from mid-January to mid-February, the coldest time of the year), in Chichibu, Japan, illuminated by artificial light during the night. (Click on image to view full size.)
17 year old Ervin Punkar risked life and limb to climb up to the very top of a 600 foot TV tower in Tartu, Estonia, in order to get this vertigo-inducing selfie (Caters News Agency).
For more details, please check out: www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3139218/I-ve-wanted-TV-Teenagers-pose-stomach-churning-selfies-600ft-television-tower-Estonia.html
Mount Rainier in the state of Washington, seen here both during the day, and during the night, as well as across the different seasons.
(Click on image to view full size).
Christmas decorations on the Avenue des Champs-Elysees, Paris. (Click on image to view full size.)
The magic of grottoes. (Click on an image to see full size.)
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Königstein Fortress, one of the largest mountain fortresses in Europe, located alongside the river Elbe in Saxon Switzerland, within the German state of Saxony.
Impressive arches and doorways from Morocco.
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Gadisar Lake is an artificial rainwater lake designed as part of the city of Jaisalmar that was built in the 12th century — the Golden City founded in the middle of the Thar desert. The lake was later rebuilt in the 14th century. Shown here is a fantastic image of Gadisar Lake, then we have an image of a narrow street within the historic fort of Jaisalmer, and finally we have an image of the Thar Desert that surrounds the city of Jaisalmer. (Click on each image for full scale view.)
