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In a new limited-edition print series, "Northern Dreams," award-winning photographer Drew Doggett pays tribute to one of the world's most spectacular -- and threatened -- regions, the Arctic. [Read More] petapixel.com »
Photographer Joshua Nowicki encountered a unique natural phenomenon that had formed along the coastline of Lake Michigan -- temporary sand formations that resemble rocky structures also known as hoodoos. [Read More] petapixel.com »
It’s a bit like arriving on the set of a nature documentary; watching whales swim around distant icebergs and fresh blueberries underfoot. The key to this passion project was to show the extreme seasonal variations on the incredible island of Greenland. petapixel.com »
There are certain subjects in the macro world, which are so fascinating and absorbing that almost every macro photographer will point a camera at them at some point. No matter how many photos you take or see of these subjects, their charm does not seem to wear off. Just think of snowflakes, the compound eyes […] petapixel.com »
Not so long ago, we placed the spotlight on the stunning aerial photos of Iceland’s Stampar volcanic crater row which were snapped by Gabor Nagy in the Reykjanes Peninsula. It was yet another of many reasons proving Iceland is one of the most otherworldly places on Earth. thephoblographer.com »
I have to admit, I have been fascinated with infrared photography since I learned about it almost 10 years ago. boredpanda.com »
Need some astrophotography inspiration? Today's featured stellar shot showcases one of the cosmic bodies you might want to point your camera to: Thor's Helmet nebula. Pali Saini, who recently shared his stunning photo on Reddit, obliged us with some details about how he made the shot. thephoblographer.com »
Iceland is a famed destination sought after both by intrepid travelers and adventurous photographers. Just how many of us have drooled over and dreamed of setting foot in such a surreal place? All the photos we've seen so far just prove that when it comes to otherworldly locations, we often don't need to look far. thephoblographer.com »
Late last year, Queensland Museum photographer Gary Cranitch captured one of the most spectacular underwater images we’ve ever seen, a photograph of a fleeting ‘coral spawn’ in the Great Barrier Reef that looks more like a photo of the Milky Way than marine life. petapixel.com »
Shoot by Xiao Yang (inhiu). boredpanda.com »
You could be forgiven for thinking that the otherworldly rock formations in these pictures come from another planet, or from a sci-fi movie perhaps. But they're actually called sand tufas and they come from right here on earth. boredpanda.com »
When photographer Yulia Taits posted her hypnotizing photo series that capture the beauty of Albino people, it inspired us to look further and find more people with Albinism. boredpanda.com »
