Rakotzbrücke is often regarded as one of Germany’s most beautiful and bridges.
Its unique design creates the striking illusion of a perfect circle when mirrored in the water below, making it appear like an entrance to another realm.
3. A wheat field next to a lavender field
4. Wait for it
5. Sunflowers are made up of hundreds of smaller flowers in near perfect symmetry
6. The Eyes Of God.
Prohodna Cave, Bulgaria.
7. Hydraulic press
8. Barcelona's symmetry
9. Pasta machine
10. Plein air painting by Richard J Oliver
11. Charlie Gee is a master stonemason dedicated to restoring historic cathedrals with remarkable precision
12. This is a single picture by Rob Hoeijmakers
13. Jewel sorting
14. The Moon in Shanghai by Drincool
15. Calligraphy with sand
16. A photo divided into four perfect quadrants by the shadow of an Iceberg
17. Perfect symmetry
18. Beautiful apple carving
19. Mercedes seat fix
20. Perfect shot by Guzmanramoss
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1. Pope Leo XIII was the earliest-born person recorded on film. Born in 1810, he was 86 years old when this was captured in 1896. For reference, the Pope was born the year after Lincoln and Darwin and the same year as Chopin.
2. D-Day, 6th June 1944
3. This footage was recorded in Gateshead, England, on May 8th, 1945, following Churchill's declaration of Victory in Europe.
Thread of historical photos you've (probably) never seen before 🧵
1. A Protestant husband and his Catholic wife were not allowed to be buried together. These are their headstones, reaching across the two cemeteries in 1888.
2. Jenny Joseph posing for Columbia Pictures Logo, 1992
3. Dresden viewed from the Rathaus (city hall) in 1945
Between 13 and 15 February, over 3,900 tons of explosives and incendiaries were dropped on Dresden.
The resulting firestorm destroyed more than 1,600 acres of the city centre and killed up to 25,000 people.