Weeping stones okayama

The Blue Rivers of Bioluminescent Shrimp. The creative duo photographer Trevor Williams and Jonathan Galione has photographed off the coast of Okayama, Japan.

This series of images was made using bio-luminescent shrimp as the blue light source. It was photographed in Okayama, Japan, which is home to these rare

::weeping giant sequoia::

The most colorful destinations in the world, including a pink sand beach, an all blue town, a technicolor totem pole, and glowing cave.

On my recent trip to Oregon, I had the opportunity to visit the Portland Japanese Garden. Opened to the public in 1967, the garden has been described by a former Ambassador of Japan to the U.S. as "the most beautiful and authentic Japanese garden in the world outside of Japan." Situated on 5 1/2 acres above the city, this magnificent garden can be reached via a free shuttle or a short climb up stone steps. If you are able, the walk through the Antique Gate and up the steeply ascending…

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Mangarongapu Cave, Glowing Adventures, Waitomo, New Zealand