Photography

For the latest issues of PIN-UP, photographer Philippe Jarrigeon visited the Château de Marqueyssac in France to photograph the incredible topiary gardens found there. The area was first developed in the late 17th century by Bertrand Vernet de Marqueyssac, but truly began to take form in the 1860s when owner Julien de Cervel planted thousands of malleable boxwood trees which

Beijing-based mostly photographer Ryan Deboodt (beforehand) not too long ago returned from a visit to Laos the place he spent two days exploring Tham Khoun Xe, one of many largest lively rivers caves on the planet. Stretching almost four.5 miles (7km) underground, the cave system is awfully distant and Deboodt was permitted to photograph and movie past

I like this picture because my favorite color is blue and also I really like the way the water – borismar.com

July 1939. Gordonton, N.C. Country store on dirt road. Coca Cola- Depression Era Photography – Uploaded by user

Flagstaff, Arizona; had a great time in Flag, getting off the train & spending the night in the – dianag.redbubble.com

NS bldg. (at right front), Shinjuku, Tokyo, Japan Night View, Japan Shinjuku, Night Life, Tokyo – flickr.com

In the distance, the Grand Mosque of Mohammad Ali Pasha, within the Citadel of Salah ad-Din – easterndesignoffice.tumblr.com