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Be Careful When Taking Pictures of Other People’s Art
The U.S. Postal Service owes the man who sculpted the Korean War memorial nearly $685,000
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NASA’s Captured the Intricate Beauty of the Dark Side of the Moon in One Short Video
Watch this time lapse trip all the way around the Moon
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Watch This Woman Slowly Transform From Toddler to Elderly Woman
The idea behind Danielle, who is based on a real person, is “that something is happening but you can’t see it but you can feel it, like aging itself”
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What Happens When You Freeze Flowers and Shoot Them With a Gun?
With the help of a little liquid nitrogen, German photographer Martin Klimas captures the fragile chaos of flowers as they explode
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Aerial Views of Our Water World
In a new book, documentary and exhibition, photographer Edward Burtynsky looks at humans’ dramatic relationship with water
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See How New Yorkers Celebrated Rosh Hashanah a Century Ago
Photographs from the early 1900s show Rosh Hashanah in New York
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These Gorgeous Photos Capture China’s Quickly Vanishing Traditional Ways of Life
A new book of photography addresses the tumultuous changes currently rocking China and seeks to capture traditional ways of life that may soon disappear
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The architectural masterpieces of numerous bird species are the subject of Sharon Beals’ latest photo series—on display at the National Academy of Sciences
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This Photographer Is Documenting the Forgotten Female Faces of Farming
The face of farming is almost always male, but women are the fastest growing farming demographic in the country. This photographer is telling their stories
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Carl Warner’s Mountains Are Made of Elbows and Knees
The British photographer creates convincing landscapes—deserts and rocky scenes—by piecing together photos of nude models
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Travel to Europe’s Most Stunning Landmarks in Under Four Minutes
Spanning three months, 21 countries and thousands of photos, “Nightvision” celebrates the finest architecture in Europe
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Scientists Capture Rare Photographs of Red Lightning
Graduate student Jason Ahrns and colleagues hunt the skies for sprites—fleeting streaks and bursts of color that can appear above thunderstorms
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Cosmic Portraits Created From Hubble Space Telescope Images
Sergio Albiac generates images of people by collecting their head shots and replacing pixels with snippets from pictures of stars and galaxies
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See the Greatest Architecture in 36 Different European Cities in This One, Gorgeous Time-Lapse
Dozens of pieces of premiere European architecture are showcased in this three-and-a-half minute video
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These Ocean Waves Look Like Liquid Sculptures
Photographer Pierre Carreau captures waves mid-break, showing the surf’s delicate balance of power and fragility
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Best Autumn Photographs from the Last Ten Years of Photo Contests
As the weather grows colder, leaves burst into color around the northern hemisphere
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Colonies of Growing Bacteria Make Psychedelic Art
Israeli physicist Eshel Ben-Jacob uses bacteria as an art medium, shaping colonies in petri dishes into bold patterns
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Nobel Prize Winners Are Put to the Task of Drawing Their Discoveries
Volker Steger photographs Nobel laureates posing with sketches of their breakthrough findings
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NASA Goes All the Way to Saturn, Takes a Stunning Selfie
Here it is: Earth, as seen from Saturn
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