Marc Riboud is a French photographer with over 60 years of experience under his well-notched belt. Riboud first began experimenting with his father's Kodak camera in 1937, but then went on to pursue a career in engineering before returning to photography full-time, nearly 15 years later.
Jigsaw puzzles are a lot of fun, but there always comes a point when you have to disassemble all of...
The ever-presence and ease of Bluetooth technology has transformed the world of speakers, allowing them serve as more than just...
Robert Clark delves into the exquisite gem-colored world of birds in his recently released book–Feathers: Displays of Brilliant Plumage. A fascinating visual examination of the multitude of colors and functions of the seemingly-simple bird feather, the book pairs beautifully clear shots of bird species and their feathers with explanatory descriptions of their functional uses and evolutionary importance.
A creative spark can happen at any age–even when you're in your seventies.
Ukrainian artist Snezhana Soosh is a mom to a 9-year-old son, but it's fatherhood that has inspired her darling illustrations.
Swedish-born, Berlin-Based photographer and digital artist Erik Johansson is a master photo manipulator. He brings an astounding and imaginative perspective to his creative photo series. Johansson is able to take ordinary situations and create fantastical scenarios through a series of retouched and layered composites. However, not all of what one sees in Johansson's magical portfolio is created using a computer.
Japanese photographer Hiroki Inoue is relentless in his pursuit to capture the pivotal moments that occur between man and animal.
Artistic duo Jade Tomlinson and Kev James of Expanded Eye bring a fresh and surreal perspective to their unique tattoo designs.
Many people try to look as inconspicuous as they can while riding the subway by quietly listening to music or staring at their phone. Comedian Scott Rogowsky has taken the opposite approach, as demonstrated in his amusing video called Taking Fake Book Covers on the Subway.
Things can get a bit fuzzy after a few glasses of wine, but Brazilian photographer Marcos Alberti has found a way...
At first glance, the Ethiopian Welo Opal looks like something created in a lab.
