In a historic find, the tail of a 99 million year old dinosaur is seen intact and perfectly preserved in amber; including bones, soft tissue, and feathers. The finding was reported in the latest issue of the science journal, Current Biology.
Situated within a nature preserve just outside of a 2,500 person town called Sződliget; you will find a tiny fishing lake that was originally established as a sport fishing lake in 1949
My favorite photo from Andreas Levers’ ongoing series “At Night”
A set of outdoor lights becomes encased in snow, creating an unexpectedly beautiful glowing effect
Selected from thousands of entries, an underwater photo of sardine migration on the Wild Coast of South Africa has been selected as the grand-prize winner of the 2016 National Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year contest. “Sardine Run,” was captured by Greg Lecoeur of Nice, France.
Kinkakuji is a Zen Buddhist temple and World Heritage Site in northern Kyoto first built in 1397
Professional photographer Nick Steinberg is a self-professed ‘fogaholic’
Iceland’s natural beauty never ceases to amaze
Ephemeral art by Andy Goldsworthy
Winter has come
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