Peacock Feathers Wedding Dress

A Chinese wedding dress factory said eight workers spent 40 days busy day and night to creating a $1.5 million dress from 2,009 peacock feathers. It might appeal to the lover of the unique for it is indeed rare to have a wedding dress with the peacock motif. It will definitely make you look like a million bucks.

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The Egg Man - Funny Photos - Amazing Photos

Meet Gregoire Da silva the egg man, the man from the tiny West African state of Benin. He is a symbol of Africa’s many diverse cultures.

His headdress weighs up to twenty five kilograms, his body is armored with artifacts and his face painted with tribal patterns and an undying smile. Each day, Gregory Da Silva presents the city center with a new display of his symbolic art.

Gregory’s voice is lively and he repeatedly offers phrases and words in French. Born in Benin, West Africa, 1979, he was trained in computer science at university, but went on to found a theatre group in Benin called ‘Voice of Spirit’ or ‘Voix de l’Esprit’ which performed politically motivated as well as comic and poetic theatre at the Benin National Library.

When he is traveling in Africa, be it in Senegal, Cameroon, Mali or the Congo, the local people invariably look at him and say “ahh, that is our culture” as they see something of their own represented. “All Africa is in my clothes” he says, drawing attention again to his peerless
suit.

He is very popular with tourists, especially those from Italy, England, America and Germany, who frequently ask why he does not come over and do his thing in their own country. But he says his focus is on Africa. Pictures of him certainly do get back to their countries though, as Gregory says everyday “hundreds” of pictures are taken of himself, usually posing with the tourists.

Asked about his dreams and ambitions, Gregory (or the “Egg Man” or “Ei man” as he is also known) says that this year he is planning on starting an art school, which is part of his ‘Project For Africa’ for this year. He wants to impart creative knowledge to South African youth, giving them the power to create beautiful things and also to support themselves, all part of his ultimate
venerable ambition to “[bring] Africa together to make one”.

Building Design Around The World

As i already have posted amazing buildings around the world. here we share some new collection of designer buildings

Strawberry Ice-cream shop (NC,USA)

Stata Center (Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA)

Nautilus House (Mexico City, Mexico)

La Pedrera (Barcelona, Spain)

Great Mosque of Djenné (Djenne, Mali)

Glass House (Boswell, B.C., Canada)

Errante Guest House (Chile)

Cob House (Vancouver, Canada)

Casa da musica (Porto, Portugal)

Kvivik Igloo (Kvivik, Faroe Islands)

Strawberry house (Tokyo, Japan)

Wozoco Apartments (Amsterdam, Holland)

Bubble House (Bay Area of California, USA)

The Mushroom House aka Tree House (Cincinnati, Ohio, USA)

Agbar Tower (Barcelona, Spain)

Ithaa Undersea Restaurant

The first underwater restaurant of its kind in the world. Ithaa, which means pearl in Dhivehi, is a mostly acrylic undersea restaurant secured fifteen feet below sea level at the Hilton Maldives Resort & Spa (soon to be the Conrad Maldives Rangali Island) in Rangalifinolhu, Maldives. The five-by-nine meter restaurant has a capacity of 14 people and is encased in R-Cast acrylic which is a transparent acrylic roof offering 270° panoramic view to its customers. The restaurant was designed and constructed by M.J. Murphy Ltd. - a design consultancy based in New Zealand - and was opened on April 15, 2005. Meals range in cost from US$120.00 (lunch for hotel guests on Full Board meal plan) to US$250.00 (dinner for hotel guests on Bed & Breakfast meal plan).


Ithaa's entrance is a spiral staircase in a thatched pavilion at the end of a jetty. The tsunami which followed the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake topped out at 0.3m below the staircase entrance, and caused no damage to the restaurant.

Crocodile Ticket Show Thailand

This amazing and thrilling moment happens anywhere in the world where a human play with most dangerous creatures. This event attracts every day thousand of visitors from all over the world. People literally hold their breath while brave zoo keepers tease these dangerous reptiles and giving his head and hand into crocodile's mouth. It is worth seeing by your own eyes. Have a look at the following stunning shots.

Chinese Icy Sculptures

Chinese icy sculptures Chinese already copy everything that conveniently! Buildings, sculpture and structure... True, thus far from ice.