Disappearing in Marocco
The Grande Mosquée Hassan, better known as The Hassan II Mosque, is one of the most famous mosques in Casablanca, Marroco. As of today, it is the biggest mosque that still operates in Africa and the 7th largest in the entire world. Now, that is impressive.
The sandy desserts, typical for Marroco, the blurring sun, and a great photographer created this image of the holly site and managed to make the place even more spiritual than what it already is. It stands 210 meters tall, which is 689 ft. It towers over the Atlantic Ocean and provides spectacular views of the area.
Graphical Colors
This is a beautiful photo taken in Michigan during the fall. It's one of the images you can stare at for hours, and although the geometrical images are simple when put together, they create a phenomenal and impressive piece.
We would love to go to that exact place and take a photograph from a different angle and see how we can play with the angles and colors. Alternatively, take the same photo, just in different seasons. The same, all coated in winter white, varnished in summer rays or sprinkled with all colors of the rainbow on a festive spring afternoon.
And Then There Was a Lake
Abraham Lake, also known as Lake Abraham, lies in the Canadian Rocky Mountains. Now, although it is not a creation of nature and was artificially made, it has the most astonishing visions and presents its changing beauty all year round. It is considered the biggest artificial lake in all of Alberta region.
It has a glassy blue color to it and stands out from the surrounding landscapes. The lake is packed with methane ice bubbles that are locked away during the winter months. The place has become a must-see phenomenon when touring the place in any season of the year.
Sunny Spells
What can be more fascinating than a gorgeous carpet of flowers spotted while traveling the roads? What can be more breathtaking than sunflowers facing east, coloring your way in sunny shades of yellow? But what happens when one shy sunflower has its own way? As we expected, there is always a difficult one in the bunch, and it's been said before.
These are sunflowers, not sun-followers. They will do as they like and turn to the moon if they choose. We all learned in school that what matters is the angle of the leaves and not the actual flowers, so you can be assured that photosynthesis will be accomplished.
One Tree Down
Just look at what one falling tree can create. Initially, this was a small, pleasant swamp with ducks, frogs, and many hickers who would visit the site regularly on weekends. Ever since the tree fell and formed a barrier between one side of the swamp and the other, the duckweed has taken over and now rules the premises.
By the way, we love what the photographer did here, and we think that if duckweed is the price we have to pay for such a great photograph, then some things are expensive in life, and we are willing to shoulder the burden.