Ken Block's Gymkhana

This is dope. 

Enormous Bonfire For Norwegian Midsummer

Every year in June, in the city of Alesund, Norway hundreds of wood pallets are stacked to a height of over 130 feet, and then set on fire in celebration of Midsummer and John the Baptist’s birthday.

Photos by Ruben Molnes, Geir Halvorsen, Staale Watto/Sunnmørsposten and Kenneth Enstad.
 

Midsummer bonfire in Ålesund, Norway. More than 40 meters high - made by young people from the local area. Camera: Panasonic TZ10. Music: Asian Dub Foundation. Great midsummer images from the same area (B/W from the 50' - 60'): http://bit.ly/11sO0cA (smp.no) Slinningsbålet on wikipedia (no): http://bit.ly/loApWA

 

via Shinoddd

Life at the Docks of Dubai - The Shipping Yard by Brandon Li

I was fortunate enough to meet Brandon Li a few years back, and have been following his travels and work ever since. Here he lends an attentive eye to the vibrant goings on at the docks in Dubai. 

Check out his blog about shooting well with minimal gear: rungunshoot.com

Surfing Among Glaciers and Icebergs - Photos by Chris Burkard

Chris Burkard travels from his Central California to places like Alaska, Norway and Iceland to take these blindingly beautiful photos that aim to “portrays the humble placement of the human in contrast to nature.”

Wingsuit Flyer Flies Through A Hole In A Rock Wall

Wingsuit / BASE-jump athlete Alexander Polli does the never before done-a tactical flight through a narrow cave on a rugged mountainside. The flight starts with a jump from a hovering helicopter, Alexander reaches speeds of 250 km/h (155 mph) while following a precise trajectory leading to the cave opening, he then fully commits and flies directly through the narrow opening of the "Batman Cave!"

The project page describes this crazy-stupid-amazing-daring video as:​

Wingsuit / BASE-jump athlete Alexander Polli does the never before done—a tactical flight through a narrow cave on a rugged mountainside. The flight starts with a jump from a hovering helicopter, Alexander reaches speeds of 250 km/h (155 mph) while following a precise trajectory leading to the cave opening, he then fully commits and flies directly through the narrow opening of the "Batman Cave!"