A gorgeous long exposure trail of fireflies at night, a large, green sea turtle coming in for a close-up, and an overly friendly polar bear? (Oh hai!) This could all just mean one thing. The National Geographic Photo Contest is back and the entries are better than ever.
When established photographer Sandro Miller decided to do a project to honor the photographers who had inspired him and shaped...
In case you weren't aware, there's a volcanic eruption taking place in Iceland.
For anyone who follows the work of young, talented photographers who belong to the Flickr community, Rosie Hardy is one name that comes up time and time again. Although only 23 years old, the Manchester, UK-based creative has been at the forefront of the movement of youthful, Flickr photographers who produce highly expressive images that venture into the surreal. With her captivating photos, Hardy has inspired the likes of Alex Stoddard and Phillip Schumacher.
Photographer Rui Calada Bastos used a mirrored suitcase as the main focus to develop this engaging series, entitled The Mirror...
Last Sunday, 34-year-old Peder Mondrup became the first person with cerebral palsy to complete an Ironman triathlon, thanks to his...
Reddit user meancloth recently saw the image of his wife's latest ultrasound, which would no doubt be a touching sight for any parent-to-be. But, one small thing made it even better. Their baby boy was giving a thumbs up! You can clearly see in the hilarious photo that he's saying that he “approves” of the ultrasound. Since meancloth posted the picture on Reddit a mere few days ago, it's gotten a massive 2.25 million views.
Trevor Christensen's series titled Nude Portraits might sound provocative, but in actuality there aren't any naked people featured in it.
Dancing with Costica is an imaginative series in which Australian photographer Jane Long transformed old photographs into colorful and creative...
Shooting Singapore Street Composites is a collection of images in which photographer Danny Santos documented average scenes of strangers going about their daily lives along the streets of Singapore. The catch is that each image is actually a product of multiple photographs digitally merged together. For the 4-week project, Santos set up his tripod in various locations and photographed a single scene for anywhere from 30 minutes to an hour.
Under the lights and in front of a crowd of hundreds, if not thousands of fans, musicians can really rock.
L.A.-based photographer Kevin Saint Grey captures a calming energy throughout his striking black and white photographs.
