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Interesting Photo of the Day: Fire in the Australian Sky

Interesting Photo of the Day: Fire in the Australian Sky

The Australian outback gets blazingly hot—and here’s proof. This aerial inferno shows an expansive empty farm field overwhelmed by a sun-kissed sky and delicately textured clouds: It’s unclear where this shot was taken exactly, but it was captured by Simon Diete, whose HDR-enhanced images bring out the robust emotions in the natural world. The sun […]

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Interesting Photo of the Day: Trailing the Canaries

Interesting Photo of the Day: Trailing the Canaries

Every year, NASA hosts Tournament: Earth, where voters choose one remarkable image taken from space. This year, the winning image was snapped by the Terra satellite’s unfathomably powerful Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer. It depicts the Canary Islands confusingly looking like they’re swimming north: What the image, taken June 15, 2013, actually shows is the way the wind moves the water […]

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Interesting Photo of the Day: A Magical Russian Childhood

Interesting Photo of the Day: A Magical Russian Childhood

There’s nothing like the relationship between a boy and his dog, alone against the world. That’s what Russian photographer Elena Shumilova so beautifully captures in this image from her quiet farm outside Moscow, Russia: She uses a Canon 5D Mark II body with a 135mm lens. But it’s truly the post-production that makes the picture sing “magical […]

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Interesting Photo of the Day: Dog Photobombs the Golden Gate Bridge

Interesting Photo of the Day: Dog Photobombs the Golden Gate Bridge

Interrupting an otherwise picturesque shot of San Francisco’s Golden Gate Bridge, one graceful dog leapt up and caught a flying rubber chicken in his mouth, aligning himself perfectly against the curvature of one of America’s greatest architectural landmarks. Truly, a thing of beauty: The perfectly timed moment was captured by Myles Weissleder, who runs a […]

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Interesting Photo of the Day: A Crashed and Sunken Plane

Interesting Photo of the Day: A Crashed and Sunken Plane

Like something out of the Tomb Raider video game series, this award-winning photograph showcases a fallen World War II Japanese seaplane off the coast of Palau, a microscopically small island nation in the Pacific Ocean. At once eerie, horrifying, and beautiful, it is a true captured moment in history: The winner was snapped by Tony Cherbas, a citizen of […]

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Interesting Photo of the Day: Signals on a Djibouti Coast

Interesting Photo of the Day: Signals on a Djibouti Coast

John Stanmeyer was walking along the beach in Djibouti City when he spotted a handful of men raising their phones to the full moon. He turned to his translator and asked what they were doing. These are Somalian refugees, his translator explained, with Somalian SIM cards, trying to catch a signal from back home. Stanmeyer […]

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Interesting Photo of the Day: Perfectly-Timed Dolphin Races a Surfer

Interesting Photo of the Day: Perfectly-Timed Dolphin Races a Surfer

It’s a beautiful confluence of chance: a good wave, a strong surfer, gorgeous sunlight–and, to top it all off, a dolphin pops into the frame, just as the photographer presses down on the shutter. As much a testament to luck as to skill, this image tells a lovely story of nature gracing man with a […]

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Interesting Photo of the Day: Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall at Sunrise

Interesting Photo of the Day: Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall at Sunrise

Showered in a powerful array of fiery orange sky and dramatic purple clouds, Washington, D.C.’s Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall comes off as brazenly proud in this photo–a stark contrast to its often dark and somber tone. The wall was designed by American architect Maya Lin in the 1980s and, from above, looks like a giant […]

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Interesting Photo of the Day: A Rainy Day in Russia

Interesting Photo of the Day: A Rainy Day in Russia

Eduard Gordeev can make anyone want to visit Russia. Take, for example, this beautiful image of Griboedov Canal near the Nevsky Avenue, St. Petersburg: Gordeev is a fine-art cityscape photographer who blends multiple images over the top one another to create acrylic painting–style works of art.

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Photographers Describe Their Perfect Day

Photographers Describe Their Perfect Day

Portrait and wedding photographer Jerry Ghionis once asked a photographer to describe her perfect day. What would it be like? Would she still wake up at 6 in the morning? What would she do? When was the last time she actually experienced her perfect day? You can listen to her answer in this short film: […]

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