Exhibition of the most complete collection of James Bond’s cars opened recently in Beaulieu, UK. The exhibition is dedicated to the fiftieth anniversary of James Bond.

Collection of most spectacular shipwrecks from around the Globe. Enjoy!

At one time or another, we’ve all found ourselves lying in a grassy field somewhere, looking up at the clouds and thinking, “Wow, that really looks like a rabbit.” Usually, day-drinking or hallucinogens have been involved, and none of your friends can see what you’re blathering about. That’s where The Cloud Appreciation Society comes in — they’ve compiled the photographic evidence to prove that sometimes, clouds do actually look like things. So let’s pretend like we’re outside and and take a moment to appreciate some of the finest clouds in all the land.

This is a penthouse bathroom from a condo in Guadalajara, Mexico that was built over an old 15-story elevator shaft. That…is terrifying. Could you imagine even using that toilet? I’d have to tie a towel around myself and then anchor it to the towel bar. And what happens if you just need to go the bathroom and somebody at the bottom looks up and sees your peenor? Because it’s gonna look miiiiiiiiiighty tiny from 15-stories down. They might even start rumors around the building about you. Psst — you know the guy who lives up in the big penthouse? I heard he’s trying to make up for something. So, yeah, besides drowning I can’t think of anything scarier than the thought of plummeting 15 stories. Yes, yes I can — plummeting 15 stories with your f***ing pants around your ankles.

At 3,454 metres (11,332 feet) Jungfraujoch railway station is also known as The Top of Europe, which figures, as the station is the highest in EU. The station is nestled between the peaks of the Monch and the Jungfrau mountains in central Switzerland and boasts spectacular views over the Great Aletsch Glacier and the Bernese Alps. On reaching the station you can walk out onto the viewing platform to take in the breathtaking vistas or explore the Ice Museum, a series of tunnels and rooms carved into the glacier and filled with ornate ice sculptures. For those with a serious head for heights there’s a lift which rises a further 117 metres inside the mountain to the Sphinx Observatory, home to another viewing platform and a scientific observatory.

Even if these were toys, they’re be super, super unsettling to look at. The dead eyes. The bleached skin. The lack of any discernible genitalia. But they’re flesh and blood humans, transformed into terrifying figurines. Photographer Hayden Wood’s brilliantly strange new project “Living Dolls,” shows off his career as an advertising and photo manipulation pro. Barbie and Ken, the quintessential image of friendliness and love, are now the stuff of nightmare.