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It sounds like something out of a sci-fi novel, but designers in China have come up with some pretty realistic designs for an half underwater half floating city. The same team is behind the construction of a 31 mile long brings connecting Hong Kong, Macau and Zhuhai. Some engineers feel the same construction techniques used to complete the bridge would make the futuristic city possible.
There are some investors looking at the designs for actual consideration but many are skeptical the project will ever take flight due to cost. In the meantime we can dream about such cool ideas by checking out the amazing concept art.
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Wil Mijer is a self professed nature lover and photo enthusiast from The Netherlands. Bored Panda was able get a brief interview with the humble macro photographer and got a little insight into her inspiration.
The mother of three and home care worker wants to create “little dreams” with her images. One of her favorite subjects are vividly colored frogs. She uses a Canon 40D and the Canon 100mm macro lens to capture her tiny world. Wil works quickly as not to disturb the little creatures or nature she so admires.
You can check out more of her work on her 500px page.
Welsh artist Andy Lee holds several creative titles. Among them is photographer. He’s a diverse artist and uses various formats to capture his immaculate images.
He’s traveled to Iceland to photograph the stark but fascinating landscape. For his Icelandic landscape series he’s calling ‘Blue Iceland’ he used the technique of infrared photography. This technique created moody lighting, cool colors, and soft contrast that seems to compliment Iceland’s landscape perfectly.
In addition to his ethereal landscapes he also has beautiful portraits. You can check out all of Andy’s work on his website here. Welsh artist Andy Lee holds several creative titles. Among them is photographer. He’s a diverse artist and uses various formats to capture his immaculate images.
He’s traveled to Iceland to photograph the stark but fascinating landscape. For his Icelandic landscape series he’s calling ‘Blue Iceland’ he used the technique of infrared photography. This technique created moody lighting, cool colors, and soft contrast that seems to compliment Iceland’s landscape perfectly.
In addition to his ethereal landscapes he also has beautiful portraits. You can check out all of Andy’s work on his website here. 
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