Photojungel: Nails For the 4th

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Pearl

Wedding shoes - Handmade Sandals, decorated with pearl and gold beads

Silver pearls sandals - would be great with a summer tan

my ring of engagement

The ENCHANTED PEARL 14K rose gold ring

Antiqued Sterling Silver Pearl Ring Wire Wrapped Ring, Bridal Jewelry, Fresh Water

Sparrow and Pearl antique silver necklace

Adorable Backless Pearl Dress Wow! This would be 'my style' if I had somewhere to wear it!

White Pearl Statement Necklace

Freshwater Pearl Ring, Wire Wrapped Ring in 14K Gold Filled

pearl sunglass strap

Necklace For The Shoulders

Balancing Art

balancing stones

Stone balancing by Adrian Gray

balancing act We could do this for the garden

Balancing act

Balancing Act

Balancing Rock, Nova Scotia

Angel Falls

Angel Falls - The Highest Waterfall in the World

Angel Falls is the world's highest uninterrupted waterfall with the height of 979 m (3,212 ft), with a plunge of 807 m (2,647 ft). It is located in the highlands of Guyana Canaima National Park, in the Gran Sabana region of Bolivar State, Venezuela in South America. The height of the falls is so great near the ground and there are no roads leading to the waterfall.

Creative

Sculptor Keith Jennings carves wise faces into trees, revealing each wooden tower's inner spirit. Jennings first embarked on his Tree Spirits project back in 1982 when he decided to creatively manipulate a tree in his backyard with a few hand tools. Starting out as a way to kill time on a budget, the artist wound up honing his craft. Jennings was later commissioned to apply his wood sculpting skills on a series of trees throughout St. Simons Island, located right off the coast of the state of Georgia. Jennings took two to four days to sculpt each serene face throughout the forest, allowing them to intriguingly blend into their surroundings. (Of course, once they're spotted, it's hard not to notice their faces.) Each sculptural portrait emerges from its wooden post like a haunting sage, ready to impart some knowledge. The artist says that each face he carves into the wood is created entirely according to the tree. He insists, "I don’t have that much to do with it. The wood speaks to you, ya know?”

?Why play for the World Cup trophy, when you can BE the World Cup trophy

This Artist Turns Herself Into The World Cup Trophy

London-based artist Emma Allen is celebrating this year’s FIFA World Cup in the way she knows best. No, not by watching the games or playing soccer, but by transforming herself into the competition’s well-known trophy.