66 33′ 39″ north of the equator, an invisible line of latitude marks the border of the Arctic Circle, a bitterly cold area that encompasses parts of eight different countries and their populations.
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Most people wouldn't think of spiders as beautiful or cute, but there's no other way to describe these cuddly specimens.
When you look at photos of Lucy and Maria Aylmer, you might have a hard time believing that they're sisters, let alone twins. But it's true – the 18-year-olds from Gloucester, UK are indeed biracial twins.
Chances are, you might've already seen this incredible photograph by Martin LeMay.
We've recently seen a “cowboy” tree frog riding a beetle, and now this forest dragon lizard is playing a guitar!
For over 30 years, every since his days as an NYU film student, Robert Herman has roamed the streets of New York City with his camera in hand to photograph the sights and people of his urban home. The New Yorkers, shot from 1978 to 2005 on Kodachrome color film, is his collection of candid photos captured as the city underwent major changes to become the sprawling metropolis we know today.
While the Lunar New Year is traditionally spent with family and loved ones, five elderly Chinese women from Weinan, Shaanxi...
Photographer Edy Hardjo humanizes superhero toys in his hilarious, on-going series of images.
Arizona-based photographer and body positivity advocate Jade Beall seeks to provide an alternative to the heavily airbrushed images of women presented by mass media through her series The Bodies of Mothers: A Beautiful Body Project. The project, which has been published as a book, portrays women in a raw, honest way rarely seen on the covers of magazines or on TV screens.
To combat the prejudices felt against both tattooed people and rescue dogs, photographer Brian Batista started a heartwarming project.
Over the course of history, certain iconic photographs have become an integral part of our collective, cultural memory.
