These photographs will change the way you look at spoiled food. Posed dramatically in chiaroscuro lightning, they emerge from darkness with its ridges of rot, velvet layers of fungi, bubbles of tinted perspiration. Artist Heikki Leis, born and working in Tartu, Estonia, studied art, masonry and sculpture and his specialty is hyperrealist pen and pencil drawings. He calls this series Afterlife, appropriately. You’ll forget you’re looking at some indistinguishable vegetable. You’ll think you’re looking at alien landscapes or intricate mixed media sculptures, anything but something “dead” and rotting. They’re just so damn pretty.

These people kept their sense of humor even in the darkest of the hours, yes, even in death. Admirable feat I must say! Enjoy!

 Pictures of tattoo freaks from the second day of Tattoo Festival in Sydney.

People racing down the mountain on almost anything but sledges.

Girls name is Kirstie Nicholson and as a child she suffered from claustrophobia. Her mother decided to cure her of the phobia by tying girl’s hands and locking her in a chest on a regular basis. This weird display of motherly “love” didn’t just cure Kirstie, it also made her join the circus in later years of her life.