It's hard to believe that up until 15 years ago, only locals knew about that spectacular road. The Dark Hedges in County Antrim, Ireland is a beautifully eerie avenue of beech trees that were planted by the Stuart family back in the 1750s. That makes these gnarly trees almost 300 years old!
If you find yourself in Virginia's Dulles International Airport through November of this year, you might see the exhibition Life:...
Los Angeles-based photographer Andrew George's series Right Before I Die is a powerful meditation on life and loss, featuring touching...
Renowned American photographer Jerry Uelsmann was the leader in the concept of photomontage. For more than 50 years, he has produced captivating works where various elements are perfectly blended together into surreal compositions. With an innovative imagination, Uelsmann began creating these flawless combinations prior to the availability of any digital technology. He uses multiple negatives and traditional darkroom techniques to produce a single photograph.
Thirty years since the passing of Ansel Adams, acclaimed National Geographic photographer Peter Essick pays tribute to the master of...
Antique photographs gain a new kind of lively texture in this series, entitled Dare alla Luce.
In an intriguing blend of fine art and celebrity culture, Italy-based photographer Dan Bannino's series Still Diet recreates famous fad diets as stunning still life shots. Using figures as contemporary as Beyonc or as historical as Henry VIII, Bannino documents the fascinating relationship between humans and food, regardless of era or occupation.
Montreal-based photographer Benjamin Von Wong, who wowed us with his shockingly creative photos of a man on fire, is no...
For the last 20 years, photographer Michael Kenna has been using a manually operated Hasselblad camera to capture beautiful black...
Like Vivian Maier's photos, these fascinating street images could have never been found. A few years ago, Leon Gregory reignited his passion for photography when he rediscovered old negatives he had taken of Sydney four decades ago in his old, moldy cupboard. This is what everyday life looked like in inner city Sydney back in the early 1970s – or more specifically from 1970 to 1973.
After the death of his grandmother in February of this year, Barney Britton found an unexpected treasure while cleaning out...
Since we first wrote about the heartwarming friendship between a girl and her cat, Russian photographer Andy Prokh has continued...
