Thursday, November 7, 2013

World Tallest Buildings: Top Ten.


The list of the top ten tallest buildings in the world as of 2010.

Burj Khalifa is the tallest building in the world, standing at an incredible 828 metres tall (2717 feet) it towers above Dubai, UAE. It includes 160 floors and was officially opened in 2010. This photo of Burj Khalifa is set against a blue sky and taken from a distance to make it possible to include the giant structure from top to bottom.
Burj Khalifa: The tallest building in the world.
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Taipei 101
                                                                                                     

SHANGHAI: World Financial Center, 492m

The International Commerce Centre is a huge skyscraper in Hong Kong. One of the tallest buildings in the world, it stands at 483 metres in height (1584 feet). It features 118 floors and can be seen nearing completion in this photo.
International Commerce Center Hong Kong
 
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Petronas Twin Towers, Kuala Lumpur City Centre



Located in Nanjing, China, the Nanjing Greenland Financial Center is one of the tallest buildings in the world. The towering skyscraper reaches 450 metres (1476 feet) in the air and contains 89 floors.
Nanjing Greenland Financial Center Nanjing, China

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Willis Tower, Chicago, USA.


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  Guangzhou West Tower, Guangzhou, China



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Trump International Hotel and Tower and the Chicago River

Jin Mao Tower, Shanghai, China
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The John F. Kennedy Photos.

Photos of President John F Kennedy who was assassinated 50 years ago while riding a convertible presidential limousine in Dallas, Texas. He was one of the most popular presidents in American History.
Kennedy Born to a wealth family.



Kennedy in 1935. Harvard University.


Navy man JFK in World War II



Kennedy's wife Jacqueline Bouvier


Kennedy Brothers

President Kennedy swearing in.

JFK in West Germany.


Kennedy and the civic rights movement leadership.


22nd November 1963. Dallas Texas, before tragedy struck.

Before he was assassinated

Lee Harvey Oswald, the man who killed JFK.

Mourning the death of a president

To his final resting place at Arlington National Cemetery.


John F. Kennedy Jr salutes his father.
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Saturday, October 26, 2013

The Best of North America




A grey whale tail flips out of the water against the beautiful shoreline




A bald eagle goes in to catch a fish on Vancouver Island

Still alert when lying down, an alpha female grey wolf alpha female lies down by the shore

Night time on the island sees a bald eagle perching in a tree in front of the moon

Humpback whale breaching

A bald eagle flying high over the island


Biltmore Mansion, Asheville, North Carolina































 Credits: Forbes, Daily Mail and ecosalon
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Masai Mara safari photographs

-Credits to Daily Mail


A gazelle, seconds from death, looks terrified as it pursued by a pair of cheetahs in one of a series of stunning nature photographs taken in the Masai Mara, Kenya, by photographer David Lloyd 
Two male lions fight in one of the portraits produced by Lloyd, who is presenting his work at a new exhibition in London next month 
A hungry bird of prey circles a herd of wildebeest, one of a number of incredible close-up photographs that will be on display at the Royal Opera Arcade Gallery in Pall Mall, London 
A leopard captured in in its full glory as it contemplates going on a hunt for prey in the Masai Mara. The image was captured by a Nikkon D3S and D800E 
A cheetah, tail up for balance, shows its playful and curious side as its bounds down the bonnet of safari Land Rover  
A giraffe sticks its tongue out to create another cheeky photo for Lloyd, who was last year won the Veolia Wildlife Photographer of the Year 
 
 Lions feast on this unfortunate hippo, one of a number of feasting scenes to be shown at the exhibition which is, at times, not for the faint-hearted

Exhibition is the reason we sent these new images ? title of exhibition (ultra important) BRONZE BLACK AND WHITE, A November 2013, Royal Opera Arcade Gallery Pall Mall London SW1
Wildebeest thunder past in their annual migration, which takes place in September and is one of the most spectacular experiences for any safari-goer
Wildlife as stunning as this leopard, with its piercing eyes, can't be found in Richmond Park, Surrey, which Lloyd lists as one of his favourite places in the world, along with African countries including Kenya and Botswana
They had earlier been engaged in battle, but these two normally brutal lions appear to be showing each other an unusual amount of affection, although they could just be trying rid each other of a swam of flies which has enveloped them
Lloyd, who describes himself as a fine art photographer, produces, as we have seen, incredible colour photography, but says he prefers black and white, shown here to stunning effect with this snap of two zebras
The end is nigh for this water buffalo as an alligator sinks its teeth into its neck as it crosses the river, in another example of Kenya's, at times, unforgiving landscape
Entitled 'Embracing the Wind', this amazing image of a roaring lion won the Windland Smith's Rice Awards Nature's Best 2012 gong, yet another award for the feted Lloyd
Does a living creature get any more cute than this? This little lion cub looks rather fearful as it rests a paw over a fallen tree
An African buffalo comes out looking like an ancient relic in a photo with unparalleled attention to detail
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