From 10th to 14th of June in the region of Kaluga the legendary open-air festival of free art “Pustie Holmi” (Hollow Hills) took place. This unusual and colorful festival was held for the traditional eighth time. We present you pictures from the festival, which were taken by photo-blogger Ilya Melnikov. Enjoy watching these amazing photos that will take you to a journey of love, music and nature. This festival looks to me like a hippie commune a little bit, but it still seems great nevertheless!
Monday, June 21, 2010
Friday, June 18, 2010
Hauntingly Beautiful Graveyard
These photos are of some hauntingly beautiful graveyard scenes. Although they are somewhat spooky they are also awe inspiring. It seems that our fascination with death is only exceeded by the tribute we pay to it.
The Matchstick Art By David Match
Using tens of thousands of matchsticks, David Mach creates detailed models of animals, symbols or historical figures.
53-year-old David Mach, from Scotland, has a passion for art and matchsticks, so he decided to combine them and create unique masterpieces. Using a clay mold he creates a plastic or fiberglass model of whatever he wants to create, and then begins the process of sticking matchsticks on it, one at a time. Most of his creations are made with tens of thousands of colored-tip matchsticks, imported from Japan, and take months to complete.
Along with his wife, who helps him run his art studio, David March has so far created over 350 matchstick artworks. They sell for anywhere between $30,000 and $52,000, but they don’t always make it to the auction, as the duo sometimes set them aflame at art exhibitions. With that many matchsticks involved, you can imagine the effect is truly impressive, though short.
53-year-old David Mach, from Scotland, has a passion for art and matchsticks, so he decided to combine them and create unique masterpieces. Using a clay mold he creates a plastic or fiberglass model of whatever he wants to create, and then begins the process of sticking matchsticks on it, one at a time. Most of his creations are made with tens of thousands of colored-tip matchsticks, imported from Japan, and take months to complete.
Along with his wife, who helps him run his art studio, David March has so far created over 350 matchstick artworks. They sell for anywhere between $30,000 and $52,000, but they don’t always make it to the auction, as the duo sometimes set them aflame at art exhibitions. With that many matchsticks involved, you can imagine the effect is truly impressive, though short.
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Thursday, June 17, 2010
World's Oldest Mother In Age 66 To Give Birth Triplets
This is Indian news that Indian childless woman in age 66 become a world’s oldest mother to give birth of triplets. This is the photo graphs of those children but these children not so healthy. That woman is also with them
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
Baby Elephant Trainings in Circus
A former employee of "Ringing Bros" Circus took these pictures with a hidden camera to show everyone how baby elephants are taught to be circus actors.
I feel sorry for poor animals
I feel sorry for poor animals
Tuesday, June 15, 2010
Monday, June 14, 2010
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