Stunning drone images of hidden islands and turquoise waters show Eastern Europe as you've never seen it before

• Lithuanian photographer Karolis Janulis captures Lithuania, Croatia and Slovakia using an airborne camera
• His work focusses on compositions that capture people going about their days such as commuting or relaxing
• Before he made use of a drone, the photographer would seek out vantage points from rooftops and hot air balloons

By BECKY PEMBERTON FOR MAILONLINE
PUBLISHED: 15:07 GMT, 24 July 2015 | UPDATED: 00:02 GMT, 25 July 2015

Postcards from border country: Walls, waterfalls, a line in a library and the divider you can see from space are among some of the world's most unusual frontiers

• While some border crossings are marked by signs, others are consist of heavily-guarded fences that span for miles
• The border which separates India and Pakistan hosts a 'flag lowering' and gate closing ceremony each evening
• In the Dutch town of Baarle-Nassau, a complex border with Belgium is clearly marked with iron pins throughout

By KATIE AMEY FOR MAILONLINE
PUBLISHED: 07:32 GMT, 21 July 2015 | UPDATED: 17:41 GMT, 21 July 2015

9 tourist attractions that are dying

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Death by tourism: 9 sites at risk

By Milena Veselinovic, for CNN

Updated 0448 GMT (1148 HKT) July 9, 2015

Dying tourist attractions 9 photos

Machu Picchu – "Tourism is not regulated well enough and the massive influx is putting a strain on sites all over the world," says Stefaan Poortman, executive director of the Global Heritage Fund. "The most well-known sites like Angkor or Machu Picchu are really swamped with tourism."

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