Boxing legend Muhammad Ali, shot by David King prior to his infamous ‘Rumble in the Jungle’ victory over World Heavy Weight Champion George Foreman.

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Too funny. American ‘celebrity dog photographer’ Seth Casteel captures canines underwater.

Via Life Lounge

Stunning shots of Byron-based shaper Ellis Ericson at work

via The Sea Life

Messing with proportions - photography by Christopher Boffoli 

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Happy Chinese New Year! Today is the first day of the Year of the Dragon.

According to the Chinese zodiac this year represents excitement, unpredictability, exhilaration and intensity. Those born under the Dragon are expected to be passionate, brave and self-assured. 

The incredible display of lanterns above has been erected in Beijing in the lead up to the 2012 celebrations.

Sharks are undisturbed by a diver performing an underwater dragon dance in a Beijing Aquarium this month. 

This dragon sculpture in Wenzhou, Zhejiang Province, will require 200 people to make it dance.

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Jimi, Mick & John - now available on the Industrie Online Store

Space travel 1960’s style - incredible images of the Gemini Space Program

From the NASA archives

The location that keeps us coming back: Behind the scenes shots taken around Los Angeles during the Summer 11/12 Campaign shoot.

You knew there was a reason you kept that random foreign note…

Thanks DesignBoom

Incredible 3D art via Mighty Optical Illusions

Sci-fi meets city and suburbia in ‘Dark Lens’ - a series by French photographer Cédric Delsaux

More on The New York Times

Fancy a relaxing stroll above a 4700 ft drop? Don’t worry, this new track in China’s Tianmen Mountain Park has been built using 2.5 inch thick glass.

On DesignBoom

Clever camera tricks on our old favourite AQUABUMPS

Jerusalem, Israel

Shanghai

Kenya

Rio de Janiero

Local faces posted on urban landscapes by French artist JR

Check out his remarkable story on Youtube

Hold on to your stomach…

Iceburgs, Bondi

The Badeschiff, ‘Bathing Ship’, Berlin

The Largest Swimming Pool in the World - San Alfonso del Mar, Algarrobo, Chile

Tenth Floor Projected Pool -The Joule Hotel. Dallas, USA

More extraordinary pools on Open Travel

It was the US Air flight that stunned the world when pilot Captain Chesley “Sully” Sullenberger pulled off an emergency landing on ice in the Hudson River, NYC (2009). Miraculously all onboard survived and were rescued from the sinking aircraft by passing ferries.

Photographer Stephen Mallon took these exceptional shots of the salvage process. Check out more on his website

For more info on Flight 1549 and the flock of geese that caused the loss of both engines see Wikipedia

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Get up close and personal with 23 works from the master of street art. Banksy is one of a host of local and international artists currently on show at the Outpost Project (Cockatoo Island, Sydney) this month.

More info on TIMEOUT

Paint captured the moment it hits water by British photographer Mark Mawson

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