The World's Most Beautiful Places
Squirrel on an Acorn Ice Sculpture illuminated in red at night. 2010 World Ice Art Championships February 20-March 28, 2010, Fairbanks, Alaska. Single-Block Realism Category
The World Ice Art Championship, is an event held each spring in Fairbanks, Alaska. Sculptors from around the world come to the interior of Alaska to compete in both a small block and large block ice carving competition.
Harvest Moment Ice Sculpture Close-up, 2011 World Ice Art Championships February 22-March 27, 2011, Fairbanks, Alaska. Multi-Block Realistic Category
An ice sculpture of a sword fish at night, illuminated by lights of different colors at dusk, just after sunset. The World Ice Art Championship, is an event held each spring in Fairbanks, Alaska. Sculptors from around the world come to the interior of Alaska to compete in both a small block and large block ice carving competition.
A view of Seattle’s Post Alley at Night. If you look closely, you can see a dark and mysterious figure quietly passing over the brick-laden walkway below the neon sign. Post Alley was named after Seattle’s first Post Office, and its first large government building, which covered an entire city block. Today the Alley is largely a tourist attraction, with its famous gum wall, and access to the equally famous Pike Place Market on its north end.