The entwined roots of Indian rubber trees form bridges that—unlike steel structures—grow more durable with time. The emerald hills of Meghalaya state—a steep, sodden, rumpled, and stream-slashed portion of India's remote and picturesque northeastern panhandle—can be excruciatingly difficult to walk. The mist-sheeted corrugated slopes are packed with jungle foliage and … [Read more...] about A Living Tree Bridges In India Stand Strong For Hundreds Of Years
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Strong Waves Crashing With the Power of Mythical Gods and Sea Creatures
Rachael Talibart's series Sirens continues to elevate wave photography to the level of an art form. The English photographer uses high shutter speeds to freeze water in time, immortalizing each powerful drop. Her childhood on the south coast of England shaped her passion for stormy weather, and her sensitivity in capturing waves has made her a premier outdoor … [Read more...] about Strong Waves Crashing With the Power of Mythical Gods and Sea Creatures