Photography helps teen heal after near-death experiences
It takes most of us a lifetime to face our greatest fears, but to be able to confront them at a young age is remarkable. Austen Sorensen, a 17-year-old photographer, was terrified of the water after nearly losing his life multiple times in the ocean. But through an unlikely support system, he felt compelled to overcome his demons.
10 more photos inspired by the Eurovision grand finalists
#FlickrFriday: Local Landmark
Our new #FlickrFriday theme, puts you in search for a special local landmark. It can be the café at the street corner that everyone in your neighborhood knows about and loves going to, or a famous sight that is well-known to everyone around the world. Show us your #LocalLandmark!
Flickr Friday: The #PeopleAtWork selection
Our last Flickr Friday theme was #PeopleAtWork. And those are some great photos you showed us, including workers, farmers, waiters, photographers, and even plastic models.
Capturing the point of infinity
Photos with perspectives that capture those wonderful scenes of converging lines and the point of infinity.
#LifeAPA: A Day in the Life of Asian Pacific America
Photographer Spotlight: Stephen Maycock
Baltimore Kinetic Sculpture Race 2014
On May 2, 2014, custom-built amphibious sculptures strolled through Baltimore, Maryland, for the Baltimore Kinetic Sculpture Race, an annual event that began in 1999 with the sponsorship of the American Visionary Art Museum (AVAM).
Photos inspired by the first 10 Eurovision finalists
#TwitterTuesday: Fire
This week’s #TwitterTuesday was all about the burning flame. You shared a lot of great photos with the theme #Fire, and showed us scenes from rituals, plays, warm rooms, and disasters.
Carnivorous plants abound
Most plants only need water, soil, and light to thrive, but not all of them stick to the standard necessities of living. Hundreds of plant species have developed ways to add an extra source of nutrients when the usual sources are meager. Popularized by Charles Darwin’s “Insectivorous Plants” book that was…