Fine Art By Diego Ravalico

Aerial Shots Of 9/11 Released

The photos, taken from a helicopter by New York Police Det. Greg Semendinger, show the twin towers in flames, falling amid huge, billowing clouds of dust, debris and smoke that envelop downtown Manhattan.
This photo taken Sept. 11, 2001 by the New York City Police Department and obtained by ABC News, which claims to have obtained it under the Freedom of Information Act, shows smoke and ash engulfing the area around the World Trade Center in New York.

Crazy Crab Invasion

Powerful Thunderstorms & Flooding In Tennessee

Powerful Thunderstorms drenched Tennessee, Kentucky and Mississippi, dumping over 13 inches of rain on the region in two days. Creeks, lakes and rivers swelled with the rainwater, overflowing their banks, washing away roads, and causing the deaths of at least 24 people so far. The Cumberland River, which winds through downtown Nashville, Tennessee, crested Monday at 51.9 feet, 12 feet above flood stage, spilling into the city and surrounding neighborhoods. As the waters are now receding, cleanup and recovery begins, as municipal workers begin to repair power supplies and water treatment plants, and residents return to their homes to recover what they can

Bridge Jumping in England‏

Every year on May 1 people gather on the Magdalena Bridge in Oxford to jump into the water of Cherwell River.

De La Rue Shoes’ Spring Summer 2010 New Collection

Cheapest & Expensive Cage Homes

Poor Hong Kong people have to live in cage homes. And often a place at the cheapest shelter costs as much as $150. Isn’t it way too much for a small cage?