Everything about this shot by Instagram user undertheyellow is striking. The composition, the geometry of the spokes, the bubbly pods of the London Eye, and the leaves peeking out of the corner are just a few of the visual elements that make this photograph so interesting.

Have you been testing out your photography skills and snapped a shot you want to share? Submit your pics to our Cool Capture group or to Instagram with the #coolcapture hashtag, and your pic might be featured on the POPSUGAR Tech homepage. And don't forget to follow @popsugartech on Instagram!

Want to know what we really love about Trips With Tia, the brand-new web series exclusively on Circle of Moms by POPSUGAR? Not only do you get to see the All New 2014 Kia Sorento in action while hanging out with reality TV star Tia Mowry and her friends as they share parenting stories and tips, but also, it offers the chance to win fun, family-friendly prizes!

Watch this week's webisode, featuring Tia, Diane, and Lizzie chatting about all that goes into being a mom. Then check out the pictures above for behind-the-scenes photos of this funny and insightful segment. Pin your favorite image to one of your Pinterest boards for a chance to score $250 courtesy of the All New 2014 Kia Sorento — perfect for putting towards a spa day.

Don't forget to come back every week to watch a new Kia webisode and enter for a new chance to win!

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If you've ever ordered an omelet in Europe, then you know you were served something very unlike the omelets we know and love in America. Many Americans feel squeamish about undercooked eggs (hello, risk of salmonella!), but that custardy, underdone quality is sought out in Europe. Whether you plan to cook one of the styles yourself or experience it at a European restaurant, here are the main differences between American and French omelets.

An American omelet, as pictured on the top, has a speckled golden crust from the pan, and the surface is uneven with craters. This effect occurs because, similar to how steak chars on a pan, the scrambled eggs are cooked over a high heat and left untouched until the eggs set. The round omelet is then folded in half and served. Often, the fillings like meat and vegetables are cooked into the eggs rather than added afterward.

Learn more about the French-style omelet when you keep reading.

Who needs a piñata when you can treat yourself to this colorful pico de gallo shrimp cocktail, courtesy of eatspinrunrepeat?

Pico de gallo shrimp cocktails are a perfect appetizer for Spring and Summer. I've put a Mexican twist on the traditional shrimp cocktail.

For more — and the recipe — visit her blog, and then be sure to share your food photos via Savory Sights on POPSUGAR Social or by starting your own blog. If you're on Instagram, then chime in on the conversation with the hashtag #savorysight.

If you're like us, then you're probably counting down the days until Memorial Day Weekend, making a mental checklist of everything you need (and want) for an epic three-day stretch. Good news: we've done the work for you. If your forecast for fun includes eating, drinking, or lounging, then we have just the things you'll need to make sure it's done in style.

• Blue Glass Yorkshire Dispenser ($20): Fill this mason-jar-inspired dispenser with fresh lemonade.
• Pink Ikat Cocktail Napkins ($12): Replace paper with vibrant cloth versions you'll use all Summer long.
• Orange Hammock ($80): Lacey, scalloped sides elevate this backyard staple.
• Pineapple Drink Stirrer Set ($38): Keep these on hand for guests who prefer spiked lemonade.
• Aqua Pacific Tumblers ($6 for two): These acrylic glasses are good enough to set the table with but can be taken on picnics too.
• Mirage Ice Bucket ($58): Keep drinks cool with this groovy ice vessel.
• Bullhorn Speaker ($10): For no-hassel poolside tunes, attach one of these to your cell phone.
• Hot-Pot BBQ ($124): An herb planter and a portable grill in one? We're sold!
• Outdoor Pagoda Umbrella ($495): Channel Palm Beach in the '60s with this striped umbrella.
• Tavira Melamine Plate ($6): We love the hand-painted feel of these outdoor-friendly plates.
  

Although it seems like winning the lottery would solve your problems, this isn't always the case. In fact, for a lot of previous winners, they ended up right back where they started from, or worse! Our partner site Business Insider has collected lottery horror stories about winners who didn't really win in the end:

As America salivates over the $590 million Powerball prize won by a Floridian, we're reminded that winning the lottery will not solve all problems.

In fact many people's lives became notably worse after they got super rich, and they managed to lose it all in no time.

RELATED: This Man Is A Shining Example Of What To Do If You Win The Lottery

• The Griffiths bought their dream home then life fell apart

Before they won a $2.76 million lottery jackpot, Lara and Robert Griffith hardly ever argued. They bought a million-dollar house and a Porsche.

But 18 months ago, six years after their win, Robert drove away in the Porsche after Lara confronted him over emails suggesting he was interested in another woman. Their 14-year marriage was over, a freak fire gutted their house, and every penny of their fortune was gone.

• Tirabassi is back in the working class after winning $10 million nine years ago

In 2004, Sharon Tirabassi, a single mother who had been on welfare, cashed a check from the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corp. for $10,569,00.10 (Canadian). She subsequently spent her winnings on a "big house, fancy cars, designer clothes, lavish parties, exotic trips, handouts to family, loans to friends" and in less than a decade she's back riding the bus, working part-time, and living in a rented house. Luckily Tirabassi put some of her windfall in trusts for her six children, who can claim the money when they turn 26.

Read on for more.