Things can get a bit fuzzy after a few glasses of wine, but Brazilian photographer Marcos Alberti has found a way to clearly conserve and catalog the merrymaking effects of the adored alcoholic beverage.
At first glance, the Ethiopian Welo Opal looks like something created in a lab.
Biology student Mattia Menchetti performed an experiment on a colony of European paper wasps which yielded some very colorful results.
Japanese photographer Takahiro Yamamoto dwarfs the massive city of Tokyo in his series called It's a Small World. Using the tilt-shift technique, he selectively focuses on a tiny sliver of the overall image while the rest is left as a blur of color and shapes. The portion that's legible resembles the type of miniaturized toys you'd see on a model train set. Tilt-shift photography makes even the most mundane scene look fantastical.
Earlier this year, London-based photographer Michal Huniewicz traveled to one of the most curious countries in the world–North Korea.
In these captivating images, photographed by Eli Driu and styled by .
Forget the chopsticks, the newest food sensation takes the fuss out of sushi by serving it burger-style. In this trendy fusion of the iconic American staple and classic Japanese cuisine, sticky rice takes the place of a typical burger bun, served with layers of fish, avocado, and other tasty toppings stacked in between. It puts a hearty, handheld twist on a traditionally dainty delicacy, concocting a more substantial (and more Instagrammable)
Germany-based freelance photographer Matthias Haker has a special artistic interest in exploring the architectural nuances of the many abandoned buildings...
Angela Mia De la Vega breathes a realistic beauty into each of her lifelike bronze sculptures.
With over three-quarters of its land covered by the only permanent ice sheet outside of Antarctica, Greenland may not be the first place to pop into your mind when you think of “vacation,” but a gorgeous Flickr photostream by nonprofit organization Visit Greenland just might make you book your next flight to the former Danish province. Called “the Land of Great Length,” Greenland is the world's largest island and least densely populated territory.
Knitting and sitting in a rocking chair are both relaxing activities that designers Damien Ludi and Colin Peillex have combined...
These historical composites layered over modern day scenes showcase the timeless postcard perfection and rich narratives that flow through the...
