Cake Sprinkles What does our food look like at a microscopic level? This is the kind of question that prompted San-Francisco photographer Caren Alpert to begin her impressive series entitled Terra Cibus. By sending off a wide variety of food ingredients to a lab in Arizona, she was able to find out the answer.
Red Car with Five Flowering Trees Klaus Leidorf takes aerial photography to “scary” new heights.
Now that's a wedding picture! Winter Wedding Light Painting was taken by Danny Turcotte Jr.
Though the Iraq War has officially ended, the War on Terror trudges on in the Middle East. The toll that any war takes on troops overseas is truly only known by the brave men who put their lives on the line.
The visual power of transparent materials, like water and glass, often go unnoticed.
Rhode Island-native Thomas Jackson has been working on a new series of photographs with the idea of swarms which is...
Photographer Hiroshi Watanabe's series entitled Suo Sarumawashi is populated with portraits of many present-day Japanese macaque monkeys festively adorned in costumes. Today, many people dress up their pets for their own amusement, because a tiny pup parading about in human clothing is just precious. However, in ancient Japan, the practice of dressing monkeys in samurai uniforms held more significance.
Taking this self-portrait as part of her ongoing 365 Days series, Diana E.
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A beautifully calm and vast pink landscape carries an equally large history. Though it appears to be a land of fairy tales, it is, in fact, the tormented territory of the Congo. Photographer Richard Mosse ventured to the eastern parts of the African country with a new artistic perspective on the jungle war zone in his series entitled Infra.
Like many of us, Kelley and Edmund fell in love with the Disney Pixar movie Up.
Universally, children and teens always seem to brush off their parents' and grandparents' advice, believing that they already know everything...
