Amazing Elephant-Shaped Building
Lucy the Elephant is located along the beach in Josephine Harron Park (named for our co-founder) in Margate, NJ. Built in 1881 by James Vincent de Paul Lafferty Jr, Lucy the Elephant was intended to...
View ArticleMahout Bathing an Elephant
Amazing shot of elephant bathing by her mahout captured by Mohit Midha from India. He explains about his shot, “Watching a mahout lovingly bathe his elephant, I tried capturing the moment from the...
View ArticleDreamlike Scenes of African Animals
Paris-based photographer Thomas Subtil created photo-manipulation series called “Hakuna Matata” or “no worries” featuring wild African animals in funny and unusual situations. These mind-bending...
View ArticleAnimals & Birds Creatively Painted on Hands
Italian artist, Guido Daniele, creatively paints animals, birds and fictional characters on hands. His amazing series of “hands painting” named as “Handimals” includes elephant, dog, zebra, snake,...
View ArticleElephant Shaped Cloud
This elephant shaped cloud is beautiful addition to the compilation of clouds that look like things featured earlier. 72-year-old Mr. Worrall from Scotland, a keen amateur photographer, spotted this...
View ArticleLittle Elephant Creatively Drawn on Hand
This beautiful little elephant drawn on hand by deviantart user JoLawliet. Only two fingers were used and the side of the hand used to draw the body of the elephant – very nice. via: jolawlietdesign...
View ArticleThis Rock Looks Like an Elephant
Photograph: wikimedia About 90 km south of Paris you will find Fontainebleau, described as one of the best bouldering areas in Europe. The most famous boulder in the area is surely the famous...
View ArticleElephant Steals Camera & Uses Its Trunk To Take Selfie
Plenty of tourists take a selfie of themselves posing with an elephant during their travels. But how many have had their photo taken by the elephant? Christian LeBlanc, a 22-year-old Canadian, was...
View ArticleElephant Graffiti Art In South Africa To Give People Hope
From the 13th of May to the 31st of October last year, Cape Town graffiti artist Falko painted his way across South Africa. His mission? To change the locals’ perception of value. The project, called...
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