The 11 Acre Land Art Portrait of a Girl (8 pics)

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The 11 Acre Land Art Portrait of a Girl — The face of a six year old girl making a "Wish", is the latest of Rodriguez-Gerada's earthworks portraits, recreated on a ploughed field in Northern Ireland. It required moving more than 4,400 tons of soil and sand with the help of satellite navigation and the work of many volunteers. The process that took 18 months and it is a part of Ulster Bank Belfast Festival at Queen's. It has attracted widespread coverage for the events. It is best to view the artwork by helicopter or when on a plane arriving into the city or from surrounding tall buildings and Titanic Belfast.

Amazing Watermelon Slices that Burn Bright (5 pics)

Amazing Watermelon Slices that Burn Bright — Warning: Even after looking at these photos a few times, it may be still hard for you to wrap your head around the idea that you're looking at candles! From the company LessCandles comes these cone-shaped candles that are hand painted with special wax to look like actual watermelon slices! (Just as deceiving are these stone candles made from the same company.) Of course, the only thing that could make these even more believable would be if they actually smelled like watermelon, too. Either way, they'd be fun for a party!

Colorful Spray Paint Portraits by David Walker (18 pics)

Colorful Spray Paint Portraits by David Walker - It’s hard enough to photograph a compelling portrait, now imagine trying to make one using only a few cans of spray paint. UK-based artist David Walker does just that and the results are absolutely stunning. Not only does he brilliantly capture the subtlety and nuance of his subjects’ faces (which he culls from found photography, old magazines and even the web), but his frenetic color work and style perfectly compliments the street art that has obviously inspired him.

Unbelievable Colorful Rock Formations in China (11 pics)

Unbelievable Colorful Rock Formations in China — We are living in times when Photoshop is capable of practically anything, but this time it has nothing to do with this article! Zhangye Danxia Landform in China is just one of those places that are hard to believe really exist. Located in Gansu province, a naturally formed landscape astonishes its visitors with the burst of colors – its streaks of yellow, orange and red to emerald, green and blue make it hard to believe it’s all real. The vast area of intensely colored valleys, waterfalls and natural pillars looks surreal in the pictures, reminding more of a impressionistic painting than a photograph.

Unbelievable Non Photoshopped Pictures (37 pics)

Unbelievable Non Photoshopped Picture Gallery — People learning Photoshop as amazing results are always possible with photo-manipulation. However there are also many photographers that like to take original pictures that look extremely unreal. Let’s check them out now.