Even if you are living under a rock, you must have heard already that Iceland is one of the most beautiful places on Earth. With only around 320,000 people living there, the country is now becoming packed with tourists flying in from all over the world, coming to see its rich nature.
Roaring volcanoes, deep fjords, sharp mountains and glaciers, the country has everything under its roof. . boredpanda.com
The Northern Lights have been lighting up the sky over Iceland these past few days, and stunning photos of the auroras have been lighting up the Internet. The photograph above was captured by Dominic Smith, video producer for the Boston Globe. petapixel.com »
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A woman fell to her death off a waterfall as she tried to retrieve her camera tripod after it dropped over a ledge.
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A Brazilian couple who dyed a waterfall blue for a gender reveal party is under investigation by the country's environmental authorities. [Read More]
Flying a drone into a waterfall would be a disaster for most pilots. Yet, for a professional drone pilot and YouTuber Instagrammer who goes by the handle Blastr, it’s a common occurrence and one that yields fantastic results. [Read More]
While the Victoria Falls are neither the widest nor the highest waterfalls in the world, they are undoubtedly the largest. At 1,708 meters wide and 108 meters high, they combine to form the largest single sheet of falling water anywhere on earth. [Read More]
This timelapse film is compiled entirely of 50,000 still photographs set to music. My goal was to capture and highlight the incredible diversity of New Zealand. The post I Created An 8K Timelapse Video From 50,000 Still Photographs Of New Zealand first appeared on Bored Panda.
This timelapse film is compiled entirely of 50,000 still photographs set to music. My goal was to capture and highlight the incredible diversity of New Zealand. The post I Made A Timelapse Video From 50,000 Still Photographs Of New Zealand To Show Its Incredible Diversity first appeared on Bored Panda.
This timelapse film is compiled entirely of 50,000 still photographs set to music. My goal was to capture and highlight the incredible diversity of New Zealand. The post New Zealand Is Incredibly Diverse, Here's My Timelapse Video Made From 50,000 Still Photos To Prove It first appeared on Bored Panda.