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In fact, on the girls wearing dance shoes, it follows that, most likely, they are preparing for some kind of representation. The photo was taken in 1938 in Hollywood, California, USA.





Ecuador. Swings in Baños with views of the volcanic eruption of Tungurahua. The eruption began on February 1, 2014. Just a few minutes after the photographer took this picture, the evacuation.



Surfer Trent Sherburne and a flock of dolphins off the coast of Kalbarri, Western Australia. Matthew Hatton photographed Trent, when a surfer was completely ousting the background dolphin racing with him to race. In the end, the race was won dolphin. The picture shows Matt captured incredibly rare thing: a dolphin jumping out of the water, sharing a wave with a surfer. It is known that these intelligent animals often swim close to the people, but with surfers compete rare, and even when that happens, most of the time remain under water. Matt added: "This is a truly unique frame. I was lucky that I was in the right place at the right time and with respect to the dolphin, and surfers. Trent found himself in the picture and said that this happens not every day - you and the dolphin face to face! »



Scientist in thermal suit collects lava on the volcano Etna, which is located on the east coast of Sicily.



Boy collects eggs shellfish at low tide on the island Bilang-Bilangan, Philippines.



In the photo 42-year-old beekeeper from the Chinese city of Shaoyang, Hunan. He won the competition for the collection of bees on the body. Wang Dalin won over his body 26, 8 kg of bees for 60 minutes. Participants had to stand on the scales, and of all clothing they had the right to remain only in shorts, after which the queen bee would have to draw on their bodies other bees.



Fish lover Maria Agnese Cornaro from Canelli, Italy, close to the plastic head swordfish. The woman received this gift a few years ago, when the city was headed exhibition aquariums.



Surfer Trent Sherburne and a flock of dolphins off the coast of Kalbarri, Western Australia. Matthew Hatton photographed Trent, when a surfer was completely ousting the background dolphin racing with him to race. In the end, the race was won dolphin. The picture shows Matt captured incredibly rare thing: a dolphin jumping out of the water, sharing a wave with a surfer. It is known that these intelligent animals often swim close to the people, but with surfers compete rare, and even when that happens, most of the time remain under water. Matt added: "This is a truly unique frame. I was lucky that I was in the right place at the right time and with respect to the dolphin, and surfers. Trent found himself in the picture and said that this happens not every day - you and the dolphin face to face! »



New York, 1957. Exact replica of the famous ship Mayflower II colonizers surrounded by cheering flotilla. Ship in full sail racing to New York harbor. Because of the strong wind the ship had to be towed to shore.



Skating on the ice, near the city of Duluth, Minnesota, USA.



This Punt gun, and a gun could kill one shot up to 50 birds. Punt gun led to the rapid destruction of waterfowl, so the laws are already in the XIX century have limited their use.

In the national park "Grand Canyon" lightning strikes about 26,000 times a year. Most discharges hits the edge of the gorge. Photographer Scott Stalberg managed to catch lightning beating in the bottom of the canyon.



Sandy storm approaching the capital of Saudi Arabia, Al-Riyadh.



Man carries a shark on the street of the capital of Somalia - Mogadishu. This image won the 1st place in the category "Everyday Life" on World Press Photo 2011.



The eruption of an underwater volcano near New Zealand in the South Pacific.



Surfers waiting for a wave off the coast of Tofino, British Columbia.



Morning awakening in the pasture, southern Sudan. The role of cows in the pastures is huge: they are used as a dowry, currency, they are the basis of social status. Many people are stealing cows using modern weapons. And it remains one of the most serious security problems.