Having a plant die is something that gardening novices (and even some experts) experience. For all the knowledge one may possess about horticulture, it can still be quite easy to end up killing a shrub with something as simple as adding too much or too little water.
During the winter months, there’s perhaps nothing better than warming up with a hot beverage.
Horse trainer Jake Harvath has been passionate about animals for as long as he can remember.
Kolari Vision, known for their photography filters and infrared camera conversions, has just announced the winners of its biannual infrared photo contest. The 2024 “Life in Another Light” Infrared Photography Contest received over 3,000 submissions spread across 11 photography categories and one short film division. Through their work, these niche photographers prove the powerful visual storytelling possibilities that infrared photography provides.
Andy Emmott, a 55-year-old man from Tadcaster, England, recently donated a kidney to an 11-year-old girl named Amber.
For Armenian artist Karen Akhikyan, wire is not a rigid or static medium.
The Lewis Chessmen, discovered in 1831 on the Isle of Lewis in Scotland’s Outer Hebrides, are renowned as the most famous chess pieces from history. Often described as an “important symbol of European civilization,” this mysterious chess set offers a fascinating glimpse into life during the medieval era. Of the original set, 82 pieces are on display in the British Museum in London, while 11 are displayed in the National Museum of Scotland in Edinburgh.
Artist Jodie Herrera has devoted her practice to telling the stories of women she regards as unsung heroes.
Inspired by the natural forms surrounding him, Finnish artist Antti Laitinen works with his environment to create visually stunning works...
Everyone needs a friend from time to time—even fish. Kaikyokan Aquarium in Shimonoseki, southern Japan, recently discovered that their resident sunfish, Mambo, was suffering from loneliness when they closed for renovation in December 2024. In a creative bid to try and cheer him up, they created cardboard cutouts of people and placed them outside Mambo’s tank for company.
South African sculptor Daniel Popper has been busy.
You don't have to have seen a meteorite crashing to know what it looks like—there are plenty of photographs, videos,...
