Photographer Edas Wong has a knack for capturing the subtle—and accidental—harmonies that happen in the world. Armed with a camera, he keeps his eyes peeled and documents the time when two disparate subjects come together to form one clever scene.
It seems like an impossible find, but an extremely well-preserved woolly rhino was recently revealed in the melting permafrost of...
Squirrels are amazing creatures. Agile, cunning, and smart, they can make leaps and bounds with great ease.
Gems and minerals are often given as tokens of affection. But one discovery of a naturally occurring amethyst geode doesn’t need any help in expressing love—it’s already shaped like a heart! Uruguay Minerals made this amazing find at the border of Uruguay and Brazil when workers broke open a rock that revealed a heart on either side of it.
Model and actress Kennedy Garcia has had to overcome a lot of obstacles to get where she is today.
Are you afraid of what lies in the depths of the ocean?
Photographer Jon Henry uses his artistic voice to offer a moving perspective on the murder of Black people by U.S. police. His series Stranger Fruit—named after the Billie Holiday song—depicts mothers with their sons as they reenact a scenario that is a very real fear for Black families in America. The photos feature sons, lifelessly draped in their mothers’ arms, in a pietà-esque pose that recalls works from art history.
At the end of October, photographer Zach Cooley ventured to Arches National Park in Utah.
Artist Arinze Stanley achieves his incredible hyperrealistic artwork by exercising what he refers to as the “three P’s.
Photographer Adrian C. Murray reminds us of what it’s like to view the world through a child’s eyes. His ongoing series of enchanting images feature his four kids as they explore through play.
Many women fear finding their first gray hairs and turn to hair dye in order to hide their silver strands.
Looking for holiday gift ideas that are unique and help support small businesses? If so, make Etsy your first stop.
