Child labor in the beginning of the last century
In its new set Child Labor & Lewis Hine, the Library of Congress showcases the works of investigative photographer Lewis Hine who portrayed working […]
Monthly Archives: August 2012
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A Day in the City
Photos uploaded yesterday from Violet Kashi, Tuan__, manu bonilla, analoger2010, and smallcutsensations.
Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance
Beautiful and rare rides of the car-collecting world converged in Carmel, California, this month for the annual Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance. The charitable event held […]
Bodacious Rock Formations
Geologists use over a dozen terms to classify rock structures formed by natural processes, with good reason. Monumental specimens of molded minerals exist literally everywhere […]
Meet Matthias Heiderich, alias Heartbeatbox
Matthias Heiderich, known as Heartbeatbox on Flickr, is a photographer from Berlin. We recently came across his work at his exhibition in the Mission District […]
Goodbye, Space Man
Neil Armstrong (August 5, 1930 – August 25, 2012) Photo from nasa hq photo.
Bustling Barcelona: Gracia Festival
Themes and theatrics fill the narrow alleys of Barcelona for the annual Festa Major. Also known as the Gracia Festival, the Catalan fiesta spans […]
Battling Wildfires
This wildfire season has been especially severe in North America. Following the devastating Waldo Canyon Fire suffered by Colorado in June, a frightening series of […]
Alterations of Underwater Art
Environmental artist Jason deCaires Taylor installs his sculptures underwater, a peculiar process that has boosted him into high demand after he started it in 2006. […]
The Taste of France: Tarte Tatin
This is a guest post by Frankie Hruzek of Frankie Fights Food. The very first time I had tarte tatin was at a small, sort […]
The Trip that visits the world
jnicholls357 had an idea: He wanted to send his beautiful, vintage Olympus Trip 35 on a journey, a journey to visit like-minded photographers and see […]
Thrills on Pulpit Rock
Every year, thousands of hikers take a two-hour ascent at the southern tip of Norway to reach a destination called Preikestolen. Known in English […]