-
Recent Posts
- Boléro – Prequell Rework (Paris 2024 live)
- A Mesmerizing Dance Performance for the Paralympics Hand Off Ceremony Choreographed by Sadeck Waff | Colossal
- Firefighter Training | Our Planet Daily
- Why does @The Weeknd SOUND MORE 80’s than 80’s MUSIC?
- Why The Future Is Always Painted White – Cheddar Explains
- New York City | Esther Woo
- Jane Goodall on fires, floods, frugality and the good fight
- Is this the GREATEST bass line of all time?
Archives
Categories
Follow me on Twitter
My Tweets
Category Archives: Photography
Modern Architecture | Edge of Humanity Magazine
Atomium. Brussels, Belgium Photographer Daria Huxley is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this photo essay. From the series ‘Geometria’. […] Museo Soumaya. Mexico City, Mexico Main elements – geometric lines, domes, spiral staircases and courtyards, form a single … Continue reading
Posted in Photography
Tagged Art, creatives, infrastructure, photography, technology
Leave a comment
REAL holograms are finally here! (And they look very cool)
Forget science fiction — Silicon Valley start-up Light Field Lab has created a hologram so real that I could put my hand right through it.
Posted in Photography
Tagged Art, construction, design, nature, photography, technology
Leave a comment
Photographer Enjoys a 10-Day Train Ride Across Europe
By Jessica Stewart on October 9, 2021 Lisbon, Portugal One of the great advantages of living in Europe is the ability to enjoy different cultures by traveling just a short distance. Recently, landscape photographer Albert Dros had the chance to … Continue reading
Posted in Photography
Tagged Art, Culture, history, infrastructure, photography, travel
Leave a comment
Dazzling Winners of the Astronomy Photographer of the Year Contest | My Modern Met
By Jessica Stewart on September 16, 2021 These winning images give spectacular perspectives of the universe from all around the world. “The Golden Ring” by Shuchang Dong (China). Overall Winner, Winner – Our Sun. On 21 June 2020, there … Continue reading
Ghostly Aerial Photos Frame Isolated and Abandoned Houses Scattered Across North America
SEPTEMBER 24, 2021. GRACE EBERT All images © Brendon Burton, In his ongoing series titled Thin Places, Portland-based photographer Brendon Burtondocuments battered houses that stand alone in barren fields, amidst an encroaching marsh, or at the edge of the mountain. The … Continue reading
