Wednesday, January 9, 2013

Strike a pose and hold your breath


Fearless underwater models brought the worlds of fashion and the ocean together in the shoot of a lifetime by freediving with 30-foot-long whale sharks.
Instead of flaunting their curves on the catwalk like other international models, Hannah Fraser, 36, and Roberta Mancino, 32, gamely dived up to 25-feet-deep into the ocean, complete with designer attire, for a one-of-a-kind photo-session posing in the wild with the 18-tonne world's largest fish.
The sight of top-models perfectly mimicking the graceful poses of whale sharks as they swam through the tropical waters of the Philippines was the brainchild of US photographers Shawn Heinrichs, 41, and Kristian Schmidt, 35, who spent four-months planning the five-day photoshoot.
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ogether in the shoot of a lifetime by freediving with 30-foot-long whale sharks
Working in harmony: Fearless underwater models brought the worlds of fashion and the ocean together in the shoot of a lifetime by freediving with 30-foot-long whale sharks
PHILIPPINES - UNDATED: Underwater fashion model, Hannah Fraser, rises in perfect harmony with a Whale Shark in Oslob, Philippines.ate i
 Base jumper, Roberta Mancino, leaps over the tail of a gulping Whale Shark in Oslob, Philippines
Graceful: Underwater fashion model, Hannah Fraser, left, rises in perfect harmony with a Whale Shark in Oslob, Philippines, while base jumper, Roberta Mancino, leaps over the tail of a gulping Whale Shark
Underwater fashion: Instead of flaunting their curves on the catwalk like other international models, Hannah Fraser, 36, and Roberta Mancino, 32, gamely dived up to 25-feet-deep into the ocean
Underwater fashion: Instead of flaunting their curves on the catwalk like other international models, Hannah Fraser, 36, and Roberta Mancino, 32, gamely dived up to 25-feet-deep into the ocean
Mr Heinrichs explained how the pair of photographers decided to join forces with models Roberta and Hannah to create images that would capture the hearts of the general public and raise awareness of the plight of the gentle giants that live in the world's oceans.
'The models were incredibly eager to join this shoot,' said Mr Heinrichs.

Where is the Sun


Wednesday, December 19, 2012

The Death-Defying Aerial Stunts of 1920s Barnstormers


A group of stuntmen and stuntwomen who, during the 1920s, repeatedly risked their lives in a quest for thrills and entertainment; and, at the end of the day, to earn a living.
                                                                               Photo: San Diego Air and Space Museum Archives
There’s always someone who will find a creative way to make money off new technology. Airplanes proved to be wonderful for transportation and for waging war, but barnstormers saw their entertainment value, too. Performers walked around outside their planes, jumped from plane to plane, and came up with new stunts to please crowds. But wing-walking is one place you don’t learn from your mistakes, because you often don’t survive them. So many of these performers died that federal safety restrictions were put into place, and the shows all but died out.
                                                                                Photo: San Diego Air and Space Museum Archives
                                                                        Photo: San Diego Air and Space Museum Archives

Helicopter Crashes - Original HD footage

CHRISTMAS TREES FROM ALL AROUND THE WORLD


Its Christmas time! All the cities in the world are being decorated in the mood of Christmas! The main decoration, of course is the Christmas tree. Here are some Christmas trees from all around the world. Get in the Christmas mood!
Warsaw, Poland
USA, Pittsburgh, PA
Brussels, Belgium
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