Frozen Pier at Lake Michigan

Located on Lake Michigan is the century old St. Joseph North Pier. When the wind moves across the pier during Michigan’s freezing winter months, large waves crashing upon the pier and lighthouses literally freeze the ocean water in place, creating beautifully sculptured ice formations.

Over the years, environmental and landscape photographer Tom Gill has journeyed to the pier to capture the amazing ice formations. His photographs have been published worldwide and can be seen in his Flickr album titled Frozen World.

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Miniature Landscape Paintings by Dina Brodsky

Dina Brodsky’s miniature paintings combine her two passions: cycling and miniature painting. Her landscape paintings depict the view of cycling sceneries of beautiful nature scenes showcasing different types of weather. You can find her stunning pieces on her Etsy shop. 

deb morris specialists in photographing tiny waves - three to thirty centimeters high - breaking on the coast near her home in new south wales. “my ‘waveart’ is my photographic passion, rather than just capturing frozen moments from this beautiful landscape,” she explains. “i have found a whole new hidden world to investigate. i endeavour to capture those moments the naked eye misses, trying to provide an alternative look to the average wave shots of today.”

Zack Seckler

Absolutely beautiful images from Botswana, the colours and patterns are breath taking. It’s so easy to forget how incredible nature can be.  7

‘Being above the ground at such low elevations, and having the ability to precisely maneuver, was like gliding over an enormous painting and being able to create brushstrokes at will. As soon as I saw the landscape from above I knew there was potential to create a special body of work.’

Ocean-inspired ceramic sculptures by Denise Romecki resemble cresting waves.

The first picture shows a sunset on mars. The second picture shows a sunset on Earth. If you ask me, I prefer sunsets here on Earth. 

The Land of the Giants, Electrical pylons transformed into statues walking along the Icelandic landscape.