Sometimes I think the only reason I still have an iPad is to look at the photography in The Guardian’s Eyewitness app.
Every couple of nights I unwind by flicking through the stunning and timely collection of photos from around the globe. They’re often politically charged, raw and capture humanity from all corners beautifully. Take a few moments to scroll through these choice selections:
Relaxing in India by unknown
Giant’s Causeway visitor centre in Northern Ireland by Marie-Louise Halpenny
Mount Kilimanjaro, Tanzania by Trevor Booth
Hong Kong’s architectural sky race: a vertiginous view by Romain Jacquet-Lagreze
Grasshopper emerges from its old skin in Indonesia by Adhi Prayoga/Solent Newsy
Buddhist monks chant in Bangkok, Thailand by Rungroj Yongrit
Salisbury Cathedral, UK by Ben Birchall
Autumn colours in Llanwrst, Wales by Paul Kingston
A boy and football goal near Kirtipur, Kathmandu, Nepal by Navesh Chitrakar
Conkers – ah, childhood nostalgia by unknown
The Jet Star roller coaster that was washed out to sea after Sandy by unknown
A crystal-encrusted like dragonfly by David Chambon
Needles of California, in Sequoia National Forest, CA by Jeremiah Watt/Barcroft India
Freeclimbing at Ribblehead Viaduct, Yorkshire Dales by Chris Frazer Smith
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My next post post (back to business!) about hustling for ambiverts will be out soon. Enjoy your weekend.
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Related: Boston.com’s The Big Picture delivers equally stunning imagery.
P.S. Keen to hear your thoughts on the new blog theme. :)
Kate Kendall 
Lovely pictures! :) I was going to say about the Big Picture from the Boston guys. You mentioned it in the end. Stunning collection and a nice theme too for your blog. Love it.
Thank you. I thoroughly enjoyed this