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You Won't Believe the Equine Wonder in These Horse Photos

The wonderful photography of Wiebke Haas ( 500px ; Facebook ) really brings home this passion for horses that the world shares. These 21 images are some of her very best work. Wiebke describes herself as a typical ‘horse girl.’

See the 17 Stunning Finalists in Sony's Photo Competition

The perfect mane, Germany - photographed by Wiebke Haas 6. Mating of birds, Croatia - photographed by Petar Sabol 7. "The Marchers": Girls walking on a bridge, Thailand - photographed by Suphakaln Wongcompune 8.

Only One Car Was Ever Named 'The Ghost'. This is Why...

They worked with a company called Rohm & Haas, that had just developed a new product called “Plexiglas”. They added a clear body shell to a Deluxe Six chassis.

The Pretty Little Himalayan Country You've Never Heard Of

Haa Valley Until very recently, Haa valley was almost completely unknown to outsiders, however, its virgin landscape has seen its popularity with visitors begin to rise. In addition to the stunning scenery, ancient temples and fortresses also abound.

Ocean Photographer of the Year 2024: 18 Winning Pics

The red and white stripes of these captivating shrimp create a mesmerizing, dance-like motion as they gracefully sway with their beaks angled upward, as observed near Koh Haa in Thailand. 14. Highly commended, Conservation (Impact).

Milestones in History: the 12 First Photographs Ever Taken

The photo was taken by Philip Haas at his studio in Washington, D.C. [related_articles] 7. The First Aerial Photo (1860) The first plane flight was conducted in 1903, but this aerial photograph dates back to 1860, how was this possible?

Nature Photos Rarely Get Any Better Than This! (20 Pics)

Gerald Haas. First place, Other Animals Thread-winged antlion in camp at night, Namibia. These fascinating insects have an incredible metamorphosis. Adults have fragile, thread-like wings, in sharp contrast to their violent, pit-dwelling larvae, which lie in wait to catch unsuspecting prey. 5. 

22 Rare and Beautifully Colorized Historical Photos

President John Quincy Adams (1767–1848) in March 1843, taken by Philip Haas. It was the first known photograph of a US president in history. Image Source: Cossowary Colorizations 20. 

This Is Why Iceland Is a Country Like No Other

Dogs were banned from Reykjavik from 1924 to 1984 Image Source: Minda Haas Kuhlmann / Flickr For 60 years, between 1924 to 1984 the residents of Iceland’s capital, Reykjavik, were banned from owning dogs. But it wasn’t because Icelanders had something against dogs.