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Category: Nature
Earth Day 2019 – Gloom or Bloom?
Happy Earth Day! Or should it be, Happy Earth Day? We feel conflicted on this Earth Day, in the year 2019.
Delicious Drops -Photography by Heidi Westum
Capturing the beautiful spherical shapes of dewdrops and oil droplets, Heidi Westum gives us a vibrant collection that respects the way light works so elegantly with liquid. We respect the work that goes into this technical photography.
Some Asian Grocery Stores Return to Wrapping Produce in Leaves
Long before plastic, markets and food stalls were resourceful with their packaging, using natural materials to bundle and hold things together. Now that the global plant epidemic has resonated, we see some grocery stores in Asia starting to revert to these clever, …
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Perspective Change – Earth’s Point of View
An interesting campaign that gives earth's point of view, using carefully angled cameras, and an ultra-wide angle lens.
This Newly Discovered Ancient Carnivore Was Giant and Ferocious
You'd most certainly not want to be on the receiving end of this Simbakubwa kutokaafrika, an ancient giant carnivore that lived in Africa, 22 million years ago.
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Own Your Own Scenic Island Off of Maine
For $1.4 million, you can own a beautifully scenic and private island with lodge off the coast of Maine.
Singapore’s Jewel Changi Airport Features World’s Tallest Indoor Waterfall
The future-forward Jewel Changi addition has just opened after a five year construction, and features some amazing architectural wonders, including the world's tallest indoor waterfall, which gracefully plunges seven stories down through a glass atrium and an enormous indoor forest.
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Wonderful Wings – Butterflies in Macro
Macro photography unearths the rare beauty and magic of a butterfly's wing, in this series by Chris Perani. Nature works in extraordinary ways, and butterflies are no exception.
How The First Image of a Black Hole Compare to Artist’s Impressions
With the first image ever captured of what a black hole looks like, it's fun to compare it to artist renditions over the years.
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The Weather Channel Using Mixed Reality To Showcase Climate Change
The Weather Channel has begun using immersive mixed reality to showcase some of the weather scenarios we may see in the future, and they're quite scary, to be honest.
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Remarkable Fungi
Photographer Steve Axford shows us some amazing fungi, varying wildly in appearance.
Birding in New York City’s Central Park? Believe It.
A look at the competitive Birding that goes on in New York City's Central Park.
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Kolari Vision’s Infrared Photography Contest
Some winners from a recent infrared photography contest, showing amazing visions of our world.
Brushstrokes to the Past and Present
This brilliant yet somber series by David Ambarzumjan shows various landscapes that are radically altered by large paint strokes, in which we see both the past and the present revealed.