Category: images
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Values Still Alive Photo Essay
One is sick of
Nations invading others on false pretext
Of Terrorism
Of Religious Fanaticism
Of Corruption
Of Betrayals,
Fratricide,Matricide,Infanticide,Patricide,,Homicide,
Of Greed and Corruption,
Of Pedophiles,
Of wheeling and dealing,
Of irresponsible parents,
Of insensitive children,
One loses faith In Humanity and Human values,
But,
A Muslim gives away his shoe to the needy and walks barefooted 
Kindness from strangers. 
Kindness In Train b a Stranger. 
Carolers assemble for a Child with Leukemia. 
Love.Boy Thanks for treating His dog. Source.
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Vintage History Photo Essay
I have come across a site where I found some interesting photos.
These are photos from history are quite captivating.
Einstein‘s Desk the day after his death April 18,1955 
World Map 1689 
The Ground below which Hitler was burnt in the Bunker 67 years ago 
A teenager flew a Cessna into Red Square illegally 1987, he was arrested 
Helmets of the World War of different Nations 
World War Deaths Note India‘s 
Forecast of 2012 New York in 1962 Source.
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Irreverent Jesus Photo Essay Videos
“Boxing Jesus” by Nancy Fouts from Crucifixion Exhibition at Corey Helford GalleryJ 
“The Misadventures of Romantic Cannibals” by Enrique Chagoya 
“Piss Christ” by Andres Serrano courtesy Edward Tyler Nahem gallery 
Jesus as Barack Obama Nailed 
Jake and Dinos Chapman, “The Milk of Human Weakness III,” photo by Stephen White, courtesy White Cube 
“Crucifixion” by Glenn Barr from Crucifixion at Corey Helford Gallery 
“Stigmata” by Ray Caesar from Crufixion at Corey Helford Gallery Through the Huffington Post.
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Best Photos 2013
J. W. Draper—London Stereoscopic Company/Getty Images One of the first pictures ever taken of the moon by Dr. J. W. Draper of New York, 1840. Read more: The First Photograph of The Moon – LightBox http://lightbox.time.com/2013/12/20/the-first-photograph-of-the-moon/#ixzz2obPduQnN 
Ultra Sonic 4 D Image of a Fetus. 
Taslima Akhter Taslima Akhter. Savar Dhaka, Bangladesh. April 24, 2013. April 24, 2013, still remains fresh in my memory. At 9 AM when I got the news, I rushed to Rana Plaza. That morning I did not understand what a brutal thing had happened, but within hours I grasped the enormity and horror of it. The day passed with many people helping survivors and taking photos. At midnight there were still many people. I saw the frightened eyes of the relatives. Some were crying. Some were looking for their loved ones. Read more: TIME Picks the Best Photos of 2013: Bangladesh, Syria, and More – LightBox http://lightbox.time.com/2013/12/02/time-picks-the-top-10-photos-of-2013/#ixzz2obRemBa1 
Skogafoss Waterfall, Iceland Margagnoni’s long exposure photos capture icebergs, waterfalls and glacial lagoons with such dreamy accuracy that what’s real and imagined becomes indistinguishable. Margagnoni’s images are captured in foreign lands from Norway to Iceland, though they seem more like locales found in fairy tales than on a geographic map. The stark photos remind us of the big wide world waiting beyond our iPhones and computers, and, quite miraculously, compel us to look outside and see it for ourselves . 
Seljalandsfoss waterfall, Iceland 
Tyler Hicks—The New York Times/Redux Tyler Hicks. Nairobi, Kenya. Sept. 21, 2013. It was clear that something catastrophic was developing when I arrived at Nairobi’s upscale Westgate Mall. Gunfire had been reported, and I witnessed hundreds of victims streaming out of the building, many of them shot and bloodied. I realized this was the attack people had warned about since I moved here two years ago. Al Shabab militants were waging a violent attack on a crowded target frequented by foreigners. Read more: TIME Picks the Best Photos of 2013: Bangladesh, Syria, and More – LightBox http://lightbox.time.com/2013/12/02/time-picks-the-top-10-photos-of-2013/#ixzz2obTheDXN 
Emin Özmen. Keferghan, Syria. Aug. 31, 2013. I took this picture on August 31 in Keferghan, a town near Aleppo, in northern Syria. It was the fourth and last execution of the day committed by Al Qaeda-linked ISIS militias. There were people of the village with their children, observing the scene in silence. A man, covered with black clothes except for his eyes, read his crimes for a long time. After the execution in Ehtemlat, the body was put on a pick-up and was taken to another village. The next was the execution in A’zaz, and the scene was repeated once again. The bodies were being taken from village to village. There was another execution right after A’zaz, and then Savran, and then Keferghan. Read more: TIME Picks the Best Photos of 2013: Bangladesh, Syria, and More – LightBox http://lightbox.time.com/2013/12/02/time-picks-the-top-10-photos-of-2013/#ixzz2obUDG3ed 
Sky Above Rattlesnake Lake Photograph byhisao mogi, National Geographic Your Shot 
A star called Fomalhaut and its surrounding disk of debris have made astronomers sit up and take notice. That’s because this picture, released January 8 by the Hubble Space Telescope, reveals that the debris field—made of ice, dust, and rocks—is wider than previously thought, spanning an area 14 to 20 billion miles (22.5 to 32 billion kilometers) around the star.
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