Love is everywhere: 30 Best of the Best Engagement Photo 2018

What are the descendants of children's writers famous for: Filming in "Game of Thrones", engagement with a princess and more

Who grow up children and grandchildren of children's writers - people who sow good and eternal? This question is often of interest to children. And adults too, so we found several descendants of famous children's authors, whose fate in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries is known

Lace is everywhere, lace is everywhere. Art objects by Joana Vasconcelos

If a person has a hobby that they like, this is undoubtedly a good sign. And he remains good until the idea begins to go beyond the limits of reason - until no one has suffered from an excessive obsession with passion. And designer Joana Vasconcelos from Portugal deliberately chooses "victims" in his own apartment, while threatening another "darling" with crochet and thread

Love each other! Park "Planet of Love" (Love Land) on the island of Jeju-do

As they say, the Bible tells us that we need to love our neighbor, and the "Kamasutra" teaches us how to do it correctly. However, not at all in India, but in Korea is the "planet of love" called Love Land. So, on the Korean island of Jeju-do, in the city of Jeju, there is an amazing park of sculptures dedicated to love in all its manifestations. Thanks to this unusual place, the island has earned itself the title of the most erotic island

Je t'aime and I love you: Parisian wall "I love you" and 311 declarations of love in different languages of the world

On the eve of spring, when each of us is sure to expect a miracle, the theme of love is more relevant than ever. Perhaps you will not find a more romantic place than Paris on the planet, so it is not surprising that it was here in 2000 that the wall "I love you" (mur des je taime) was opened, on which numerous declarations of love are written. It resembles a blackboard, with the cherished words drawn in "chalk" in 311 languages of the world

"Love Hotels" project. Photo tour of Japanese "hotels of love"

No, no, "love hotels" this is not the modern name for brothels, although you can expect everything from these inventors of the Japanese. In Japan, where people are very, and sometimes even too creative, there are indeed a number of such hotels where passionate couples can retire and embody their most cherished erotic fantasies in this removable nest. A photo tour of such places was made by the American photographer Misty Keasler, who called her project "Love Hotels"