Some people live a dream job. Surfers life a majestic life. They travel to different beautiful beaches and get to surf in amazing waters. Look at some of these amazing photos and tell me you wouldn't love to live this kind of life.

In shocking news of the football world the Minnesota Vikings decided to cut Starting Cornerback Antoine Winfield. Winfield played 94 percent of the snaps on defense last season and graded out as the best run defending corner and allowed 0 touchdowns against him. The move must have been made for financial reasons. The move save 7.25 million for the vikings who are rumored to be making a run at Mike Wallace. Even at age 36 Winfield should get a lot of offers from other teams.

Have you ever seen a photo move? Two creative artists – a photographer Jamie Beck and a motion graphics designer artist Kevin Burg have created a new way of capturing images – pictures with movement, or so-called cinemagraphs. Actually, this is just a fancy name for an animated GIF, but specially designed with an purposeful artistic goal. Kevin and Jamie describe it as: “Something more than a photo, but less than a video”. However, creating a cinemagraph is not as simple as it may look. Some of them took entire day to make, but the results are breathtaking!

People just love food art, and if you happen to be a struggling artist yourself, this might be a perfect material for your next project. To inspire you even more, we want to show you some wonderfully executed works taken from A Matter of Taste, a book by an award-winning Italian photographer Fulvio Bonavia showcasing his conceptual photos of food as fashion – corn espadrilles, aubergine slippers, and a tagliatelle belt, for example. What’s interesting is that Bonavia begins his artistic and design sensibilities to each every one of his pictures, doing all of the post-production himself so that his photographs are infused with his vision from start to end. A couple of images were taken from his website, but most of them can be found in his book.

Check out these amazing photos to make your day a little better. It's still early in the week and you might still be trying to make it through your work day. These photos might give you a smile or laugh.

Need something sexy to get you through the day? How about the sexy Melanie Inglesias in a GIF. You will like these ones. How could you not? Now this is hot.

These NCAA Coaches look exactly like their team mascot. This is too funny. Check it out and see for yourself.

According to the blog Korean Students Speak, “Many South Korean classrooms lack opportunities for freedom of expression. The goal of this project is to encourage students to creatively voice their opinion.” While their English isn’t always perfect, it’s good to see that teenagers are teenagers, no matter what country they live in.

Tony Gonzalez has informed the Atlanta falcons that he wants to return for one more year. This will make a lot of falcons fans happy as well as QB Matt Ryan. Gonzelez and the Falcons are working on a new deal now. "After discussing it with my family and really, truly struggling with this decision, I informed the Falcons I would like to return for one more shot," Gonzalez told FOX's Jay Glazer The Falcons might still look to the draft to find Tony Gonzalez's future replacement but they get him for one more year which is a huge relief to the Atlanta front office.

It is something she has been keen to keep a Poker Face about. But it has emerged that Lady Gaga is getting ready to marry her Vampire Diaries star boyfriend Taylor Kinney in the summer. According to her close friend DJ Starlight, things have got very serious between the pop star and her beau, and they want to take their relationship to the next level.

Steven J. Backman, a San Francisco native, makes incredible tiny sculptures using only one toothpick, a straight edged razor blade and glue. It all began in elementary school when Steven made a Science project of DNA molecules from ordinary toothpicks and beans. While attending San Francisco State University in the fall of 1984, where Steven later received a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Industrial Arts, he decided to design a San Francisco cable car for an art project using toothpicks and glue. This was one way in which he knew how to show his appreciation for these mobile historical landmarks. Shortly after, Steven established his toothpick art business named “Landmarks of San Francisco,” which he still presently operates. Steven’s motto, “The Essence of Patience,” truly exemplifies his drive and determination towards creating unique and unforgettable one-of-a-kind pieces of art. Steven feels that making these sculptures is as relaxing as lying on a secluded island at peace with himself and his surroundings. He is truly a perfectionist at heart and takes much pride in his toothpick sculptures.

The NFL has a bunch of big name free agents available this season. With the off season now in affect these free agents are now free to sign with any team of their choosing. Lets see who the top 15 free agents available are. These players are about to be paid real soon.

Sure, you think that pencils are needed only for drawing and ear picking, but Jennifer Maestre doesn’t think so. Artist always use things other than for their intended purpose. Meet Jennifer Maestre, a South African-born, Massachusetts-based artist, who makes amazing pencil sculptures.

The world’s largest aquarium is located in Atlanta, Georgia. It houses more than 120,000 animals, representing 500 species in 8.5 million gallons of water. There are 60 different habitats with 12,000 square feet of viewing windows, and it cost $290 million to build. Georgia Aquarium was the result of the vision of one enterprising businessman Bernard Marcus, who dreamed of presenting Atlanta with an aquarium that would encourage both education and economic growth. Marcus was so inspired by aquariums that after visiting 56 of them in 13 countries with his wife, he donated $250 million toward what was to become Georgia Aquarium. Additional $40 million came in as corporate donations. The land was donated by the Coca Cola Company.

Tianjin Eye is a 120-meter tall giant Ferris wheel built on the Yongle Bridge over the Hai River in Tianjin, China. It is claimed to be the only such wheel to have been constructed over a bridge. At the time of its completion in April 2008, only the London Eye (135 meters), Star of Nanchang (160 meters) and Singapore Flyer (165 meters) were taller.

Memes are people too, you guys. At least, some of them are.

A woman wanted to remove her son’s ex-wife from a group photograph. Here is the result.

Rescued shelter dogs who were given a second chance.

This series by Ana Oliveira is called “Identities” and depicts older people posing in similar ways to photos of them taken when they were younger.

Australian photographer Lisa Tomasetti has worked as a visual artist and film stills photographer for the past 23 years. Her eye for cinematic drama comes through in her dance photography, a collection of images in which she is able to capture the beautiful elegance of ballet dancers set against the more rough, gritty urban city streets of Paris, Tokyo, and New York.

If your girlfriend is an Avatar fan, then she will love the Last Airbender ring.

28-year-old Samba dancer and vet from Rio, Alice Alves, has a giant pet that lives in the backyard of her house.

This is what creative resumes look like.

In Austin, Texas, Mondo Gallery has been showcasing artwork dedicated to the hit HBO series Game of Thrones. The special exhibit celebrates the epic fantasy, featuring the works of some incredible contemporary artists including a submission by My Modern Met favorite Audrey Kawasaki. In addition to the original artworks being shared with audiences and fans of the show, Mondo will be digitally releasing two new posters in their exclusive poster series of 8 limited edition screen prints leading up to the third season premiere of the acclaimed series (March 31st).

From a distance, these ballerina sculptures seem elegant and peaceful, a beautiful representation of a graceful dance form. However, upon closer investigation, the wire sculptures might actually send a shiver down your spine. Based in Johannesburg, artist Regardt van deer Meulen formed the figures out of steel as an illustration of the vulnerable human body. They stand larger than life as a visual contradiction between the energy and movement of a lively dancer compared to a disintegrating form that no longer breathes healthy life.

These mugs will make your coffee breaks even more fun.

In South Africa an 8-year-old boy married a 61-year-old woman because his dying grandfather told him to do so. After his death the family was fearing a supernatural punishment from boy's grandfather, so they arranged the wedding. The woman is a close friend of the family and the boy knows and loves her. They are not going to live together.

Tokyo, Japan-based photographer Shinichi Higashi takes long exposures to exciting new heights with his series Graffiti of Speed/Mirror Symmetry. While his colorful light trails seem incredibly futuristic set against Japan's modern architecture, it's the masterful merging of two identical images that makes this series so compelling.

It's fun and easy. But really weird.