Blog d'Eric 74. France.

A Lake in Pomerania, Poland

Amsterdam

Athens

Bac Son Valley, Vietnam

Barcelona

Bern

Cape Town

Central Park, New York City

Chicago

Dubai

Dubrovnik

Giza Pyramids, Egypt

Mali, Maldives

Mangroves in New Caledonia

Marina Bay, Dubai

Maze at Longleat, England

Meskendir Valley, Turkey

Mexico City

Moscow

Namib Desert, Namibia

Niagara Falls, U.S.A.

Paris

Rio de Janeiro

Seattle

Shanghai

Terraced Rice Fields, China

Tulip Fields, The Netherlands

Vancouver

Vatican City

Venice

The moon, seen from the Arctic Circle, between Russia and Canada. It only lasts a few seconds, but it's worth seeing.

It's a spectacular sight. Imagine that you are in a place between Canada and Russia and suddenly and for just 30 seconds, the moon appears in all its splendor and disappears before your eyes. Looks like the moon is going to collide with the earth. But even more impressive and for just 5 seconds, a total eclipse of the sun takes place right after.

The Typewriter

  Leroy Anderson (1908-1975) was a composer of pops orchestral music. In 1950, he wrote “The Typewriter”, a short piece that featured a mechanical typewriter.

Concierto “Voces para la Paz” (Músicos Solidarios) 2011

Auditorio Nacional de Música de Madrid

Madrid, 12 de junio de 2011

Director: Miguel Roa

Solista: Alfredo Anaya

The President

The 3200 year old tree so massive that it had never been captured in a single image until recently.

This giant sequoia stands 247 feet tall and measures 45,000 cubic feet in volume. The trunk alone measures 27 feet and the branches hold 2 billion needles (more than any tree on the planet).

This picture took a team of photographers from Nat Geo, 32 days and stitching together 126 different photos to make.