Homeless people are a major problem around the world no one wants to talk about and while being homeless is hard enough as it is, the environment is even worse when pets are involved.

There are approximately 600,000 homeless people only in the USA and 10% of them have pets! While many people think that homeless people shouldn’t have pets, the reality is that many of them have a special bond with their animals, and the benefits go both ways.

Although many shelters don’t allow pets inside, the new organization called Collide started up in the Lower East Side of New York and hopes to provide assistance to both homeless people and their pets, as they understand the special relationship shared by them. Scroll down and take a look at some of the people in the shelters and on the streets together with their best friends!

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Photographer Jeffrey Milstein captured these amazing photos of New York City from an altitude of 1,000–2,000 feet.

These images of the Big Apple were taken from a helicopter using a high-resolution camera. To obtain high-quality photos, it was necessary to be in close communication with the pilot. In these stunning birds-eye photos you can see the famous landmarks of the Big Apple. You can enjoy them at Benrubi Gallery, New York, from July 9th to August 22nd.

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Every tourist wants to see all the beauty from above, while traveling to cities and countries.

This is why in many capitals of the world, there are places of interest, ready to pick up tourists to such heights. Today we will tell you about the viewing platform of the world from which you can see beauty of the world.

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At night we can not see the sky up above. To show this, French photographer Thierry Cohen, has taken a series of photographs called “Blackout City”, where the largest cities, such as New York, Paris, Tokyo, are sleeping peacefully and are lit only with stars.

In order to take these photographs, he visited nine megalopolises and took pictures of the landscapes’ cities and then went to a deserted place in the same latitude, but shooting photos with a clear sky. So it happened that the sky over Shanghai – is Western Sahara, and Paris was illuminated with stars of Montana.

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Danish artist Jeppe Hein has created the project Please Touch the Art in Brooklyn Bridge Park.

This beautiful series features 18 sculptures and includes three distinct bodies of work. Mirror Labyrinth consists of mirror-polished stainless steel vertical posts and reflects the surrounding Manhattan landscape. Appearing Rooms features a series of interactive fountains, which appear and disappear as vertical jets of water. Modified Social Benches are 16 twisted and bent red park benches. You can enjoy Please Touch the Art from May 17, 2015 until April 16, 2016.

You can find more information on Public Art Fund website

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