Some beautiful, others not so much, but still different, or at least photographed in an unusual manner. The duomo in Milan doesn't look that ominous and certainly not that dark in real life.

The Dells are, in a way, the Midwestern version of Niagara Falls: somewhere so overrun with tourist kitsch and unpleasant marketing types running the tourist traps, that one is almost embarassed to admit that the area, itself, is very nice to look at, once one leaves some of the unpleasantness behind. I went looking for images of Witches' Gulch that people had uploaded. This is one I found. I'll do some more looking later.

Nature's hidden passages. Guide to finding these places. Attractive photography of places that sound like they'd be a challenge to visit. Be sure to read the guide carefully before you go, to know what you're getting yourself in for.

Nice pictures of a very simple but much beloved piece of public art. WARNING: You might want to skip the comments section following the blog post - a few trolls dropped by, and ugliness followed.

Don't get too excited, just yet. These are just photos of beautiful libraries' interiors, not beautiful librarians' exteriors. Sorry.

Pictures of a medieval fortified city in France, presented without commentary.

No caves in sight, but some nice church architecture.

Instructional page, nice shots of fireworks, and an annoying popup inviting one to subscribe.