As the cities grow larger, the pace of life is rapidly increasing. Sometimes it’s hard for people to find place by the honking cars as it all turns into one speeding mass of confusion. Award-winning Dutch photographer Martin Roemers focused on the human aspect in... [+]

Even if you’re not a big fan of art or exhibitions, you’re gonna love this sculpture! Who could resist a chance to have fun on a huge roller coaster in the name of art? In Duisburg, Germany, two artists put their heads together to come... [+]

Uh-oh, watch your steps, something that seems like an endless meadow can soon turn out to be an artistic outdoor installation. It is the work street artist EVOL did for music and art festival MS Dockville in Hamburg, Germany. At first he thought it would... [+]

It’s maybe small in size but its beauty is certainly endless. White beaches, fun surfing, stunning temples and colorful trees. Welcome to Bali. Ukraine-based photographer Denis Allbertovich has traveled to this little paradise and captured some incredible photographs. The turquoise sea, magnificent gardens, the extraordinary... [+]

It attracts thousands and thousands of people each summer from all around the world, and it’s located in Norway. We’re talking about the incredible Preikestolen. Preikestolen, also known as Preacher’s Pulpit or Pulpit Rock, is a giant cliff 604 metres above Lysefjorden in Ryfylke, Norway.... [+]

Ruling Communism, armed soldiers in every street, strict discipline, loneliness, and Kim II Sung. That’s today’s North Korea in a nutshell. Jean H. Lee as The Associated Press bureau chief in Seoul, and David Guttenfelder as AP’s chief Asia photographer, have together traveled a lot... [+]

From the air this has to look like giant light bugs or a weird phenomenon in the woods. Both assumptions are wrong, this is the stunning Kakslauttanen Igloo Village in Finland. Great glass igloos that obviously glow in the dark from all the lights inside... [+]

What happened to these abandoned streets in New Orleans? It almost looks like zombies invaded them and made people run away but that’s of course not the case. In 2005 Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans and destroyed huge parts of the city. With almost half... [+]