17 Most Dangerous Journeys to Schools Around the World

In many countries school season is beginning after vacations. For some school children the first day is full of excitement and for some it is full of fear. But today we are going to show you those dangerous routes from where children  come to receive education. In many third world countries, there are limited resources for education and children suffers a lot in receiving education. Take a look on the following images of school children using the most incredible and unimaginable routes for education.

Pupils Crossing A Damaged Suspension Bridge, Lebak, Indonesia

Kids Flying 800m On A Steel Cable 400m Above 

The Rio Negro River, Colombia 

Famous Landmarks Zoomed Out To Show Reality of Their Surroundings

Most of us have seen the stock photo versions of these great wonders of the world and majestic landmarks. Hopefully few of you may have traveled to these renowned places but looking at them few hundred feet back, or up can completely change your perspective than what you see on the tourist brochures.

All these images below are pair of the same object but a change in perspective can change the whole view. The Brandenburg gate and Taj Mahal look majestic in books and on postcards but they look totally ordinary when they aren’t the main focus of the photograph. So here is Postcard vs. Reality version of some of the world’s famous landmarks. Have a look!

The Great Pyramids of Giza (The postcard version)

    Reality! 

Stonehenge (The postcard version)

    Reality! 

Niagara Falls (The postcard version)

    Reality!

Murad Osmann Continues to Follow His Girlfriend Around The World

Russian photographer Murad Osmann continues his romantic journey around the world with his girlfriend Nataly Zakharova in his ongoing photo series “Follow Me To.” Osmann started the series in 2011 during his trip to Barcelona and has captured some precious moments with his girlfriend that has dramatic upturn in popularity on Instagram, Facebook and Google+.

In whole the series Zakharova poses with her back to the camera while holding the hand of her photographer boyfriend, guiding him through various landscapes and cityscapes. You can read more about Murad Osmann’s Follow Me project here.

Hotel Praktik Rambla in Barcelona

Alhambra, Granada

Bali

Benidorm, Spain