Unbelivable Pictures

Looking at these pictures, I thought they were manipulated in Photoshop. The photo captions tell us they’re real. -Adriana de Barros, from Scene 360

Neatly Organized Hues by Emily Blincoe

Photographer Emily Blincoe created pretty interesting arrangements of colors of vegetables and fruit.

Emily diligently collects items with similar shades and puts them in the form of a gradient on a uniform background.

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Rescue Dogs Wedding

When wedding photographer Katie Yeaton saw that one of her dogs had white fur and the other had black-and-white fur, she did what only a wedding photographer could do: she threw them a backyard wedding complete with professional photography to remember the day. 
 
“I realized they’d be perfect as a bride and groom and took just one photo and posted it to Facebook”, Yeaton, 30, of Norwalk, Conn., told ABC News. “So many people loved it that I decided to do a whole wedding”. The photos of Yeaton’s backyard affair for her pups, rescue dogs Lucy and Teddy, were so well received that she is now fielding even more requests for festive canine photography in addition to her usual wedding beat. “My main goal is that I just hope it makes people smile”, she said.

Recipe Photography Concept

Luther and Nora designer photographer Pavel Becker realized all this awesome series called "Recipe Photography Concept" and offering to show all the necessary ingredients to create different recipes as if they were floating. Visually impactful and interpretation.

Fabulous Papercut Light Boxes by Hari & Deepti

American duo of artists Hari & Deepti tells tales for children by creating paper boxes illuminated with warm light. These are beautiful fabulous works.

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“Do you know what you eat?”

Do you know what you eat? The DNA of genetically modified plants may contain the genes of insects, animals or even viruses. These products may potentially cause harm to your health. Look for GMD free sign on the package.

Beauty of Indonesia

Photographer Suhari Minggu Ningsih is based in Banjarmasin, Indonesia, and most of her portfolio indicates a fascination with her native area. Its fishermen and women, their lives spent mostly on the water, the boundless skies reflecting into the water, and the herds of water buffalos are all fixtures in her work. And it is that very same work that displays generosity and a love for nature, as well as for people.

Source - http://itcolossal.com/beauty-indonesia/