These 20 Photos Will Make You Cry,But It’s Totally Worth It

We know the world as being full of some cruel evil people that are capable of unimaginable actions. The evidence is on the news we watch every day but there is a lot more kindness and goodness on this planet than you realize. There are people who do incredible things out of the goodness of their hearts, and they re-establish our faith in humanity.

1. Though it would have been easier to steal this skateboard, these kids left a note for the owner who had forgotten it.

Mesmerizing Fluorescent Bodyscapes Illuminated with a Black Light

Photographer and artist John Poppleton specializes in creating spectacular works of art painted directly on the human body. John was born and raised in the suburbs of Sacramento, CA. He was introduced to photography during high school in 1988.He pursued all areas of photography passionately as a hobby and became a professional portrait photographer in 1993.

Image courtesy: John Poppleton

John’s personal goal was to create something

Striking Photos That Show What The Average American Will Look Like In 2050

Interracial relationships have been increasing through the years and in no time we might be a giant amalgamated mega-race. National geographic based their 125th anniversary issue on how we will look like in 2050. They called on renowned portrait artist and photographer, Martin Schoeller and writer Lisa Funderburg to capture faces of our multiracial future. This is how an “average American” will look like by 2050:

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11 Dangerously Hot Men And Women Who Are Convicted Criminals

Apparently sexy felons are intriguing but it doesn’t mean we all start committing crimes. We could say it’s just an appreciation of beauty no matter what. But we’ve got to consider that under some different circumstances, these people may not be considered hot.

1. Jeremy Meeks 

Of course we were going to start the list with this internet

Lennart Nilsson-A Swedish Photographer Spent 12 Years Of His Life Taking Pictures Of The Foetus Growing In The Womb

Lennart Nilsson, a Swedish photographer, spent 12 years taking pictures of the fetus as it develops in the womb. He used conventional cameras that had macro lenses, a scanning electron microscope and an endoscope. He ‘worked’ literary in the womb and used a magnification of hundred of thousands. The first photo Nilsson took was in 1965.