Luc Kordas has been taking photos for over a decade. In the early days, he focused on portraits and street photography; still today, that’s where his passion lies. For the past 2 years, Kordas has...
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The views are stunning, the weather is dodgy, and the nightlife is rubbish. But, if you want to be isolated, Bouvet Island is your best bet. Bouvet Island is a Norwegian territory as far...
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I came across the following photo collection on a Russian website (where I often find my fix of strangeness). But the photographer is, in fact, French and his subjects are Ukrainian. According to...
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Over the years, we’ve covered a lot of interesting stuff from China. We covered stories about fake graveyards, towns designed to look like London and Paris, huge ghost cities, massive statues and so-called...
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China is huge, covering more than 9.5 million km2. Thanks to its epic size, it’s no surprise that there are some amazing bits of geography – Tianzi mountain is one such wonder. Tianzi...
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I publish a lot of Russian images here at Lazer Horse, as I’m sure you have noticed. Often, members of their police force make a brief entrance. Today I decided that, seeing as...
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Ukraine has been in the news quite a bit over recent years, and not for particularly good reasons; so it’s nice to be able to post something a little less bleak coming from the largest...
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Traveling is a popular pastime for many people, regardless of their gender or age. Some people are more casual travelers while others are professionals. One thing they have in common is that many...
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Welcome back. Guess what we’ve got for you today… that’s right – a butt-load of weird pictures from our brothers and sisters in Russia. This week we’ve got a hipster bear, military japes,...
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Which is earth’s hottest region? People, most regularly, mention the area that has clocked up the highest recorded temperature – Furnace Creek Ranch, Death Valley, California – reaching a dirty 56.7 °C (134 °F). Dallol, Ethiopia doesn’t normally get as much of...
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