Forget Golden Hour. Hong Kong’s Blue Hour Is Where the Magic’s At
Hong Kong is transformed by the beautiful, mysterious light that occurs just after sunset. The post Forget Golden Hour. Hong…
They Don’t Call Colorado the Mother of Rivers for Nothin’, Folks
Among the many nicknames Coloradans have for their state, “the mother of rivers” is particularly apt. The post They Don’t…
This Guy Peers Through People’s Open Webcams to Create Art
Kurt Caviezel has snapped more than 4 million photographs by peering through open webcams and IP cams on all seven…
Alone in the Dark, Old-School Projectionists Keep Film From the Grave
The projection booth is a digital domain where the art of threading film gave way to pushing a button. But…
In the Arctic, School Portraits Are 50 Percent More Charming
The indigenous Netets tribe send some of their children to boarding school for nine months a year, and the only…
Venture Into a Surreal Salt Mine 2,000 Feet Below Lake Erie
The US dumps about 19.5 million tons of salt on its roads each year. Ricky Rhodes wanted to see where…
America Is Still Great—Just Look at Yellowstone’s Majestic Creatures
Photographer Taylor Glenn makes stunning portraits gray wolves, black bears, mountain lions, and more. The post America Is Still Great—Just…
Retracing a 1,300-Mile Escape From a Soviet Gulag in WWII
Photographer Michal Iwanowski’s grandfather escaped from a Russian gulag in 1945. Almost 70 years later, his grandson retraced his harrowing…
The Finnish Junkyards Where Garbage Goes to Fly
Old bikes, washing machines and cars get one last hurrah at a recycling plant. The post The Finnish Junkyards Where…
For a Nation of 1.4 Billion People, China Can Sure Look Empty
A photographer visits the most populous nation on Earth, and manages to escape everyone’s notice. The post For a Nation…