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The Most Profound Musings of Harper Lee

Nelle Harper Lee was born on April 28, 1926, in Monroeville, Alabama. Her novel To Kill a Mockingbird , which was published in 1960, turned Lee into a literary celebrity and won her a Pulitzer Prize. Despite the book’s huge success, Harper Lee never published another novel in her lifetime.

11 Priceless Words of Advice from the Unforgotten Bruce Lee

The inspiring Hong Kong actor, filmmaker, martial artist and the inventor of Jeet Kune Do, Bruce Lee, has surely left an impact on the world. With his philosophies being so meaningful, reflecting his positive outlook on life, it's difficult for the world to forget his successful life.

The World’s Ethereal Beauty Captured by an Airline Pilot

Sydney, Australia Image credit: Lee Mumford 2. Mount Bromo, Indonesia Image credit: Lee Mumford 3. East Java, Indonesia Image credit: Lee Mumford See Also: These Drone Photos Elevate the Art of Aerial Photography 4. New Mexico, USA Image credit: Lee Mumford 5. 

Up Above the World So High - 17 Aerial Photographs

This is exactly what a British pilot, Lee Mumford, has achieved through a stunning collection of aerial photographs.

Would You Believe That These Adorable Animals AREN’T REAL?

But in fact, these excruciatingly cute baby animals are actually plushies created by talented Alaskan artist Lee Cross . The young artist makes incredibly lifelike sculptures of different baby animals that can be easily mistaken for real ones.

Stunning! This Incredible Artist Pays Attention to Detail

Exceptional paper artist Bovey Lee uses large thin sheets of Chinese rice paper, in which she meticulously cuts intricate scenes of plants, roads, people and architecture. Her paper art skills are undoubtedly impressive. Take a look at her stunning work of art below. 

From Studio to Surreal Dreamscapes - Wow!

Young Korean artist Jeeyoung Lee has recently displayed her unique and surreal artistic presentation, free from any digital manipulation or use of photoshop, this magical exhibition is called "Stage of Mind".

The Faces We Don't Look At...

British photographer Lee Jeffries 's life changed when he met a young homeless girl on a busy London street. Instead of just taking her photo, he stayed and talked to her.

Are These the Most Beautiful Streets in the World?

Train Station in Jinhae, South Korea 2. Street in Bonn, Germany 3. Wisteria Flower Tunnel in Japan 4. Oak Alley along the Mississippi River outside New Orleans, Louisiana 5. Jacarandas Walk in South Africa 6. Tunnel of Love in Ukraine 7. Maple Tunnel in St. Louis, Oregon, U.S.A. 8.

These Stunning Photos Look More Dramatic Than Baroque Art

Christy Lee Rogers is a Hawaiian photographer who has been obsessed with water her entire life. In her latest work, Muses, she perfectly highlights this.

Enjoy This Collection of Stunning Handwoven Textiles

This is what Chicago-based artist Adrienne Lee, aka Painted Sky Textiles, specializes in. She creates charming locales - from lush green fields and sandy beaches to stunning mountains and quiet seascapes - on her handwoven textiles.

What Some Celebs Would Look Like if They Were Still Around

The generated portraits make it feel as if these legendary people from film, television, and music – from Michael Jackson to Bruce Lee – never left us. Scroll down and savor this unique opportunity to imagine what some deceased celebrities would look like if they were alive today. 1.

Photos Only A Loving Father Can Produce!

If you are tired of cheesy family photos, check out the work done by Jason Lee . Jason is a wedding photographer who had decided to create a blog with creative photos of his two daughters. Jason says that most of the ideas came from the two girls, 8 year old Kristin and 5 year old Kayla.

You Won't Believe These Paintings Aren't Photographs

Samuel Silva Pencil on paper - Dirk Dzimirsky Using graphite pencils on paper - Kevin Okafor Oil on canvas - Pedro Campos Pencil - Kim Ji-hoon Oil on linen - Omar Ortiz Charcoal on mounted paper - Robert Longo Acrylic paint on canvas - Kamalky Laureano Giclée on canvas - Thomas Arvid Oil on linen - Lee