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People who see Greg Dunham's motorcycle sometimes think they've suddenly shrunk. What they're actually looking at, however, i...

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1. Nankin Massacre The Nanking Massacre is also known as the Rape of Nanking where hundreds of thousands of civilians were brutally mur...

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Jay Shafer is the creator and resident of the smallest house in the world, which he has proudly named Tumbleweed. Jay is an artist and arch...

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He is less than a centimeter long and is gripping for all its worth to the tip of a pencil. But don't be fooled by the size of this bab...

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This is only 9 beautiful lake pictures from hundreds of beautiful lakes in the world but this is to show how amazing our nature ...

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Subject: FW: number11 Amazing! Do exercise at end This is SO weird!!!! THIS IS REALLY FREAKY! 1) New York City has 11 lette...

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Several hundred pairs of photographs reproduced facing each other across the pages of this glossy coffee table book, selected and arranged by journalist Fred Pearce to illustrate how landscapes and cityscapes from around the world have changed in the last 100 years. 

The concept is simple, no doubt, but is bound to evoke a complex range of responses from readers. On the one hand, flipping through some of the pages is a bit like browsing through an album of old family high resolution stock photos where the faces are recognizable, but the styles and settings are curiously uncomfortable and sometimes out of date. A photograph from 1925 of Ginza of Tokyo shows only a few multi-story buildings flanking a street crowded with cars. Across the top is Ginza today, the facades of glass and steel towers showing signs advertising lights and shop awnings.

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On this time we are just building this site for peoples who search and want to download high resolution stock photos with free license or ...

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