BLENDING ART WITH SCIENCE
Fire Dancing (by Tristan Savatier)
Since we able to control fire,ceremonial dances with flames has always been a part of old cultures in Samoa,Mexico,New Zealand and elsewhere. But now a days, you will rarely see someone doing a warrior dance around you, however the art form has continued to evolve and it’s been beautifully captured with today’s cameras.
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Supermoon Rises Behind a Tree — Nikolakakos Panagiotis
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Tim Maguire (Australian, b. 1958), Untitled 15.04, 1995. Oil on polyester, 200 x 200 cm.
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LEFT THE GAS ON A red squirrel is pictured in mid-air by Russian photographer Andrey Chernyh. (Caters via The Telegraph)
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Rufous-Backed Kingfisher @ Panti Forest, Malaysia
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Photographer Dmitry Marchenko took this photo of a blenny looking pleased with itself, while diving in the waters off Hurghada, Egypt. Picture: Dmitry Marchenko/Solent
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