Hundreds Of Mountaineers Climb The Alps For Epic Photoshoot
The sheer cliff wall or snowy, wind-blasted peak of an icy mountain is a rough place to create large-scale photographic works of art, but that's exactly what
Author: Patrick Penrose
This Awesome Underwater Film Was Made Without Special Effects
Filmed in El Hierro at Spain's Canary Islands, this video of a freediver turning the ocean upside down to walk on it and touching vertically undulating watery
I Draw Interactive Illustrations Using Everyday Objects
My name is Ali Abd Al-Razzaq and I'm an Iraqi artist who loves mixing drawings with reality.
Judging America: Photographer Challenges Our Prejudice By Alternating Between Judgment and Reality
Joel Parés, a U.S. Marine-turned-photographer, has created a photo series that seeks to question the ugly prejudices that many of us harbor, to one extent or
Just Came Back From Iceland Where I Captured Holuhraun’s Eruption
I just came back from an unbelievable surprise trip to Iceland, to shoot the Holuhraun eruption up there.
This Is How Tattoo Machines Work In Slow Motion
Destin, who explores the world using science on his Smarter Every Day YouTube channel, has shot some amazing footage of tattooing in slow-mo with his Phantom
How Do Kissing, Snoring And Other Things Sound In Different Languages?
Some time ago we shared a collection of posters showing "How Animals Sound In Different Languages" by James Chapman. Luckily, this young English artist has mu
Artist Uses Home Sewing Machine To Capture Nature’s Most Delicate Forms With Embroidery
Embroidery art often seeks to mimic nature, but Australian visual artist Meredith Woolnough has a special technique we've never seen before. By using water-so
A Blogging Dad Tries To Capture The Beauty Of Motherhood
I’m an architect and interior designer with a passion for photography, which I truly indulged in when my son was born 2 years ago.
My DIY Tilt-Shift Photography With A Broken Lens
Price of a broken 50mm 1.8 lens - $20, price of duct tape - $1, photographs - priceless.
