Showing posts with label Art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Art. Show all posts

Saturday, September 21, 2013

Cool CD/DVD Holders.!

1. Squished Animals CD Holders
Coolest CD DVD Holders

Keep your music collection organized with our Squished Animal CD Holders! These adorable CD organizers come in three parts. Two ends are designed like clamps complete with tightening wheels to squeeze the middle piece, which features a farm animal getting squished between your massive CD collection! For $39,95!

2. CD clock

Coolest CD DVD Holders

With a size of 73 x 13 x 36 cm, and a red LED clock, this gigantic CD Clock will obviously make a good impression and will add style to your CD holder, and the most important thing; you will never waste your time while enjoying your music!

3. Barcode CD Holder
Coolest CD DVD Holders

Designer Marian Lassak's CD Holder offers a unique spin on the usual plain CD case. The barcode as a selling symbol creates esthetics and makes this piece a very interesting and creative CD holder.

4. Folded Paper CD Case
Coolest CD DVD Holders

These folded CD cases come to us from Studio Lo. In Studio Lo's web page they explain how to do it, and they give you some examples to print; the paper is provided, and you do the folding and arranging.

5. Artistic Human CD Holders
Coolest CD DVD Holders

For those who want to change the boring common CD Holders to an artistic way to store their CDs collection, these humanized pieces of furniture would be a great solution!

6. Hershey Kisses CD Rack
Coolest CD DVD Holders

Are you dissatisfied with your current CD cases? Luckily you'll have a new choice: the Hershey Kisses CD Rack launched by Hidden Art. These Hershey's Kiss-shaped CD/DVD/optical disc holders are pretty nice looking, certainly they're not edible chocolate, but colorful racks made from aluminum. With one or two such racks on the table, you'll easily find your favorite CD without messing up all the CDs on the shelf. It is priced at $15, in black, red, green and blue colors.

7. Nantes CD60 dice CD holder
Coolest CD DVD Holders

Each cube in the Dice CD Storage system measures 18 cm (7 in.) and can hold up to 60 CDs. You have 4 colours to choose from: orange, green, pink and blue. The storage system is manufactured by StrapYa, and it is only $19,75!

8. Dimitri CD Holder
Coolest CD DVD Holders

Instead of the typical CD holder which takes up a lot of space on your desk, this little plastic weightlifter named Dimitri will hold them and add fun to your desk for just $6.99!

9. DNA hélix CD rack
Coolest CD DVD Holders

These CD racks are designed to mimic a DNA helix. You can choose them in different sizes and colors, and you can buy them online!

10. CD Flower
Coolest CD DVD Holders

A distinctive way to display CD's: create a sculptural element with the concrete and stainless steel CD Flower. The CD's can be removed without having to separate the case from the stand.

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Temples of Bagan.!

The Thousand Temples Of Bagan, Myanmar

Bagan located on the banks of the Ayeyarwady (Irrawaddy) River, in the Mandalay Region of Burma, lies the ancient city of Bagan. From the 9th to 13th centuries, the city was the capital of the Kingdom of Pagan, and the political, economic and cultural nerve center of the Pagan Empire. During the kingdom's height between the 11th and 13th centuries, the wealthy Pagan rulers commissioned thousands of temples to be built in the Bagan plains. It is estimated that over 10,000 Buddhist temples, pagodas and monasteries once stood on this 100 square km plain in central Myanmar, of which the remains of over 2200 temples and pagodas still survive to the present day.
Bagan became a central powerbase in the mid 9th century under King Anawratha, who unified Burma under Theravada Buddhism. Over the course of 250 years, Bagan's rulers and their wealthy subjects constructed over 10,000 religious monuments in the Bagan plains. The prosperous city grew in size and grandeur, and became a cosmopolitan center for religious and secular studies. Monks and scholars from as far as India, Ceylon as well as the Khmer Empire came to Bagan to study prosody, phonology, grammar, astrology, alchemy, medicine, and law.

The Thousand Temples Of Bagan, Myanmar
The Thousand Temples Of Bagan, Myanmar
The Thousand Temples Of Bagan, Myanmar
The Thousand Temples Of Bagan, Myanmar
The Thousand Temples Of Bagan, Myanmar
The Thousand Temples Of Bagan, Myanmar
The Thousand Temples Of Bagan, Myanmar
The Thousand Temples Of Bagan, Myanmar
The Thousand Temples Of Bagan, Myanmar
The Thousand Temples Of Bagan, Myanmar
The Thousand Temples Of Bagan, Myanmar
The Thousand Temples Of Bagan, Myanmar
The Thousand Temples Of Bagan, Myanmar
The Thousand Temples Of Bagan, Myanmar
The Thousand Temples Of Bagan, Myanmar
The Thousand Temples Of Bagan, Myanmar
The Thousand Temples Of Bagan, Myanmar
The Thousand Temples Of Bagan, Myanmar
The Thousand Temples Of Bagan, Myanmar

 

Christ of Abyss

Christ of the Abyss is a submerged bronze statue of Jesus, of which the original is located in the Mediterranean Sea off San Fruttuoso between Camogli and Portofino on the Italian Riviera. It was placed in the water on 22 August 1954 at approximately 17 metres depth, and stands c. 2.5 metres tall. Various other casts of the statue are located in other places worldwide, both underwater and in churches and museums. The sculpture was created by Guido Galletti after an idea of Italian diver Duilio Marcante. The statue was placed near the spot where Dario Gonzatti, the first Italian to use SCUBA gear, died in 1947. It depicts Christ offering a blessing of peace, with his head and hands raised skyward.

The Christ Of The Abyss

Due to increasing amounts of corrosion and the growth of crustaceans, the statue was removed from the water and restored in 2003. A hand that had been detached by an anchor was also replaced. The statue was returned to the water with a new base on 17 July 2004. A second bronze sculpture cast from the same mould exists off the coast of St. George's, Grenada. This was a gift of the navy of Genoa for assistance in rescuing the crew of Italian vessel Bianca C destroyed by fire in the port of St. George's. The sculpture was placed under water on October 22, 1961.

The Christ Of The Abyss

A third bronze from the original mould was presented to the Underwater Society of America in New York in 1962. On August 25, 1965 it was placed approximately in 25 feet of water off the coast of Key Largo, Florida. It is located around Dry Rocks, around six miles east of Key Largo in the John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park. While the statue weighs around 260 kg, the concrete base to which it is attached weighs about 9 tons. The original clay statue minus the hands was located in a foundry in 1993. This is now on display with replacement hands at the National Museum of Underwater Activities in Ravenna, Italy.

The Christ Of The Abyss
The Christ Of The Abyss
The Christ Of The Abyss
The Christ Of The Abyss
The Christ Of The Abyss
The Christ Of The Abyss
The Christ Of The Abyss
The Christ Of The Abyss
The Christ Of The Abyss
The Christ Of The Abyss
The Christ Of The Abyss
The Christ Of The Abyss
The Christ Of The Abyss

 

Tuesday, September 10, 2013

Fantastic Staircases around the World..!

Fantastic Stairs Around The World

1. On a mountain hilltop Spanish island Gastelugache is an exceptionally beautiful and picturesque staircase of 237 steps. It was built in the tenth century and led to the old hermit's hut. To fully enjoy the beauty of these places is best to come here in the spring or autumn. In the summer there is usually very crowded and noisy.

Fantastic Stairs Around The World

2. "Mount Buren." This title is a staircase built in 1881 in Liege. With the help of her military guarding the city from attacks by the enemy, could safely go down the hill in the center. Stairs perfectly preserved to this day. To those who will master all 374 steps, a splendid view of the city and the river Maas.

Fantastic Stairs Around The World

3. Spiral staircase height 95.1 meters installed in China along the mountainside Tyayhan in Linchzhou. Walk the stairs, of course, will appeal to all lovers of "tickle nerves" and novice climbers. But before starting the descent to fill a number of forms and documents that will confirm that you do not yet sixty, and you do not have problems with the heart or lungs. This is done for security and avoid health problems.

Fantastic Stairs Around The World

4. Japanese Memorial Greater Hanshin - is a garden with an unusual and complex landscape design. It was set up on the hillside of the island of Awaji and has a height of one hundred levels. At each level there is a beautiful flower bed and stairs.

Fantastic Stairs Around The World

5. Fort de Ruver was built in the seventeenth century. For protection from the enemy trench dug around it, which is only partially filled with water. The depth of the pits was that the boat sank in the mud, but also on foot to pass it was not possible. A few years ago, after the castle was opened to the public to solve the problem with the crossing. To preserve the history of this place and do not spoil the general view of the architects suggested a very original idea - bridge to drown in the water. The edge of the water is almost identical to the upper part of the bridge and makes it completely invisible from a distance. The unusual design was called "The Bridge of Moses."

Fantastic Stairs Around The World

6. The famous staircase leading to the canyon, located near the big waterfall Pailon del Diablo (Ecuador). This is one of the major local attractions. So, if you ever want to visit this country, do not forget about this scenic descent into a thirty minute drive from Banos.

Fantastic Stairs Around The World

7. In a village near Jaipur Abaneri is unusual ancient well Chand Baori. The building was built in the year 800, and consists of 13 spans from 3500 narrow steps. This area is very dry, so the builders gave the well shaped to maximally preserve precious moisture. At the bottom of the well temperature is always about five or six degrees below, so the locals would often come here to rest during the heat wave.

Fantastic Stairs Around The World

8. To facilitate the way from the coast to the city and back to the people of the island of Santorini in 1715 built a steep staircase directly in sheer hillside. Because of the terrain has turned the whole length of the stairs of 1300 meters. To overcome such a long way under the force was not to everyone, so people usually use donkeys to lift cargo and passengers. In 1979 he was installed rope ladder, but many tourists prefer, as before climbing the picturesque hill sitting on a donkey

Fantastic Stairs Around The World

9. From all points of the Austrian city of Graz visible ancient tower Schlossberg. Staircase leads to it an impressive size, carved directly into the rock column. 260 stair steps to overcome the strength to almost everyone, but anyone can take advantage of, and a lift. Before the tourists climb to the top of the mountain, an unforgettable view of the city.

Fantastic Stairs Around The World

10. Potemkin Stairs - one of the most famous hero-city of Odessa. Originally it was called ladder Richelieu. In many modern guidebooks describe it as a formal entrance into the city from the sea. The total length of ladder 142 meters and a height of -27 meters.

Fantastic Stairs Around The World

11. Celestial Haiku Stairs is set on the Hawaiian island of Oahu in 1942. Its construction was caused by the need to ensure the uninterrupted line of communication to the naval station, located at an altitude of 850 meters. Restoration of stairs in 2003 cost the local authorities to 875,000 dollars. But for visitors to this facility has remained closed.

Fantastic Stairs Around The World

12. Engineers Dzhyurg Konzett and Rolf Bahofner joined multilevel Traversinertobel slopes in Switzerland, has developed a sophisticated in design ladder-long bridge fifty six meters. The difference between the two heights of nearly twenty-two meters. Previously they put together a rope bridge, but it was destroyed by a landslide.

Fantastic Stairs Around The World

13. Metal staircase with the original name of "Tiger and Turtle" is located on the slope of Duisburg (Germany). The construction of twenty-one meter in height has a complex spiral shape. Visitors can stroll through the maze of stairs, but take it all the way from one end to another will not work. Since the central part is a dizzying "loop."

Fantastic Stairs Around The World

14. On the slope along the gardens of Dumfries in Scotland is the scenic Cascade universe. Big steep steps start right from the pond and lead to a beautiful pavilion at the top. Each flight of stairs separated from each other by a large observation deck with comfortable benches. Here you can relax and enjoy the scenery opening. The gardens are privately owned. Therefore, only once a year, this place is open to visitors.

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