“In this japanese Hotel, the Hand sanitiser bottles are dressed in Kimonos.”

“This mushroom growing kit I saw at the hardware store sprouted itself through the top.”

“Sometimes my veins are sunken instead of raised.”

“Only the pure white squares of my plaid, cotton shirt are wearing away.”

“An owl hit the side of my car and tumbled in.”

“I let the bonsai tree grow unchecked.”

“My mom grew braided carrots.”

“Almost flat rainbow.”

“There’s a basketball court on the tarmac of the Indianapolis airport.”

“My bag of crisps tells me how long I’d need to run for to burn off one portion’s worth of calories.”

“In Rwanda stop signs are hexagonal”

“My unopened water has a cap in it.”

“B&B bathroom was decorated with a photo of itself.”

“My new medication is shaped like a bone.”

“The writing on Jessie and Woody’s feet is different to show how different Andy’s handwriting is as he got older.”

“There are four seats, but the shadow only casts three due to the lighting.”

“Confused snail makes perfect circle.”

“One of the finalists at the French Miniature Horse Championships was just a regular-sized horse.”

“My couscous arranged itself in a hexagonal pattern.”

“A lemon with no segments in it!”

“The box my car mats came in was designed to be built into a car.”

“An unexploded WWI shell & Mills bomb I found in a farmers field today…”

“This restaurant cut their books in half to fit the shallow shelves.”

“The way these concrete balls lined up to look like wheels.”

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This is what the border between Mexico and the United States looks like at the ocean between Tijuana and San Diego:

Here’s another unique border. This is the border between Canada and France on Saint Pierre and Miquelon near Newfoundland:

While campaigning for president in 1912, Theodore Roosevelt was shot in the chest but survived because the bullet was slowed by a steel glasses case and a folded speech in his jacket pocket. This is the shirt he was wearing that day:

In Finland the largest size of mayonaise is called “AMERICAN SIZE:”

This is one of only two remaining pirate Jolly Roger flags in existence:

It was captured in 1790. According to the BBC, the flag’s red color “signified the pirates intended to spare no life if a battle broke out during a ship’s capture.”

Here’s what some dinosaur footprints look like:

Way, way back when it was originally created, Lysol advertised one of its uses as being for ‘feminine hygiene:”

This is Paul Karason, whose skin turned permanently blue after years of consuming colloidal silver:

Here he is next to a non-blue person:

Some old lawnmowers had built in cigarette lighters:

Yellow watermelons are a thing that exists:

Some menus include the estimated cooking time for each dish along with the price:

This is a loaf of sourdough bread that was miraculously preserved after the eruption of Mt. Vesuvius in 79 CE:

Over time, gold crayons can turn green on the outside but still be gold on the inside:

Sanddollars, my friend… sanddollars can be very tiny:

This is what the start of a river looks like:

Before treating cuts on eyeballs, a yellow dye is applied to better locate any tears:

This is the amount of contact a train wheel typically makes with the track:

This is what a cross-section of a Boeing 747 looks like:

And, finally, some elevators in Japan have tiny little toilets in the corner:

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“Glacial Blue” By Stuart Chape, Category: Landscapes

Professional.

“Family Portrait” By David Vaughn, Category: Animals

Non-professional.

2nd Place Winner: “TSAM The Dance Of Gods” By Jatenipat Ketpradit, Category: People

Professional.

“In The Net” By Arkadiusz Wójcik, Category: People

Non-professional.

“Pelikan UNO” By Alessandro R. Moser, Category: Animals

Professional.

“Dancing In The Moonlight” By Carla Rhodes, Category: Nature

Professional.

“Foggy Days In Autumn” By Guenther Reissner, Category: Minimalism

Non-professional.

“Break On The Dock” By Frederic Jouaret, Category: Storytelling

Non-professional.

3rd Place Winner: “Unbroken Spirit Worship Amid Destruction” By Abdelrahman Alkahlout, Category: Photojournalism

Professional.

“A Father’s Cry” By Abdelrahman Alkahlout, Category: Event

Professional.

“The Story Of Preserving Heritage” By Md. Arifuzzaman, Category: Travel

Non-professional.

“Desert Dreaming Brutalist Visions Of Country” By Claire Letitia Reynolds, Category: Storytelling

Professional.

“Fire Gods Of The Malabar Coast” By Dylan Tom, Category: Event

Non-professional.

“Dreamscape Of Etosha” By Alexandre Brisson, Category: Conceptual

Professional.

“Les Robes Des Chevaux” By Axelle Dudouet, Category: Other

Non-professional.

2nd Place Winner: “Journey Of Life 20” By Xuejun Long, Category: Nature

Non-professional.

“Dust And Despair A Coastal Cry For Water” By Jeremy Skirrow, Category: Photojournalism

Non-professional.

“Zig Zag” By Dorota Qaid, Category: Architecture

Non-professional.

“Pink Donut” By William Mark Sommer, Category: Film, Analog

Professional.

“Tree Of Life” By Archith S. Kamath, Category: Landscapes

Non-professional.

“Relative Spaces” By Jeremy C Glover, Category: Minimalism

Professional.

1st Place Winner: “Mother Earth” By Diana Cheren Nygren, Category: Conceptual

Non-professional.

Inspired By J. Vermeer By Anna Riabova, Category: Still Life

Professional.

“Doha” By Svetlana Fadeeva, Category: Architecture

Professional.

1st Place Winner: “Sentimental Atlas” By Nicola Fioravanti-Morocco, Category: Travel

Professional.

“Just Let Me Know Somepoint That You’re Fine” By Tommi Viitala, Category: Other

Professional.

“Flighted” By Aden Gutierrez, Category: Film, Analog

Non-professional.

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