Rescue of the Chilean Miners

Workers operate the T130 drill machine, which is digging a hole for trapped miners to escape from. (Photo: Ivan Alvarado/Reuters)

Haiti Revisited: 9 Months After The Quake

A woman walks in front of debris and garbage burning in Port-au-Prince. (Photo: Eduardo Munoz/Reuters)

All That Glitters Is Gold

Gold bars are displayed during a photo opportunity at the Ginza Tanaka store in Tokyo (Photo:
REUTERS/Yuriko Nakao)

Chilean Miners: The Rescue

(Photo: REUTERS)

After months under ground the 33 trapped Chilean miners have started emerging from the collapsed San Jose mine which they’ve had to call their home since August.

Breathtaking moments

As we have seen in the previous articles, most of the artists were able to bedazzle us with their awesome photo manipulations. But, what if an artist could produce breath taking results without manipulations. As anyone who watched the opening ceremony of the recent Beijing Olympics will attest, China has been enjoying a burgeoning of the performing arts in recent years. One of the most striking artists to emerge from this thriving scene is Li Wei, who has become renowned for his arresting and seemingly gravity-defying photographic work. Strangely enough, his works are not photo-shopped but are a result his awesome skills.