There are so many things in life and movies that could have actually been done without needing CG effects, you know. These pictures are going to prove it. Nature is more impressive than we thought and human beings have barely touched, much less, understood most of them. There are incredible places that exist, but impossible for humans to be in for too long. There are things that can only happen under the certain condition that you can say it's up to your luck to ever witness such things. Like a waterfall that creates rainbow under the right weather and the view simply takes your breath away as a beautiful array of colors moves and falls to the ground.
Thanks to the invention of cameras and video cameras, we are able to capture these amazing things and have them printed out or share to the world. What's even more amazing is that nature does not need editing tools to look awesome. If you love what you see below, make sure to share the beauty to your friends!
Thanks to the invention of cameras and video cameras, we are able to capture these amazing things and have them printed out or share to the world. What's even more amazing is that nature does not need editing tools to look awesome. If you love what you see below, make sure to share the beauty to your friends!
One’s arm after sanding wood for an hour
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Waterfall splashes created a rainbow.
Stones that look like dragon skin
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A river filled with cherry blossom petals
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“I bought a banana tree.”
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A thunderstorm’s coming.
A sunflower with red petals
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2D lizard
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Airplanes turned this cloud into a square:
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This spider’s incredible color markings:
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“The innards of a hard-boiled egg after it was neglected in the fridge for a year. It has the consistency of a marble.”
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Ice caves in Iceland
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“Wood dust makes this arm look like dry and cracked dirt.”
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Bird’s eye view on trains
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“The filings on my work bench magnetized to my knife.”
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“Long exposure of some incense.”
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A place where 2 different currents meet
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The pattern on a chicken’s back
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Dancing paint
Have you ever seen something ordinary in a different light? Share your photos with us if you managed to capture what captivated you!
