A Dutch architectural company called MVRDV won a competition to design Gwanggyo “Power Centre”, a brand new town in South Korea. It looks like it’s going to be a mighty impressive place to live...
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Just a bunch of creepy old photos. Nothing more, nothing less: The fountain below is called the Barmaley fountain; it was originally built in Stalingrad in the 1930’s. The statue is of a circle...
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Just when you thought my topics couldn’t get any less middle of the road here I come straight back at ya with some photos of a wedding in Dagestan. Dagestan is a republic...
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I guess Estonian hotel advertisements from the 80’s is a bit of a weird topic to choose. But I found these pics and I liked them. Simple as that. You didn’t have to click...
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The Kem Kem Beds lie in the dusty, bone dry borders of South-East Morocco and Western Algeria. This region, now notable for its lack of life and moisture, was once a bustling riverine ecology...
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All I know about Moppaa is that he’s Russian, he’s a he, his birthday is on March 2nd and he likes making creepy and bleak images using people’s faces. I suppose that’s all...
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The Olmec people, active from around 1500-400 BCE, weren’t the earliest “civilised” culture in the Americas but they did win quite a few “firsts” along the way. The Olmec left their mark on history with a...
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NEVERCREW = Swiss born duo, Pablo Togni and Christian Rebecchi. They’ve been making their mark on the walls and buildings of Switzerland since 1996. NEVERCREW started out doing graffiti the underground, illegal way but...
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Camera traps have changed the way wildlife is monitored. These heat or motion sensitive cameras allow us humans to observe animal traffic in specific areas over long periods of time. No longer do we...
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Here’s your seventh installment of the Global Selfie Project where we stare at people apologetically from across the globe. My premise is simple, I wanted to collect a selfie taken in every country, I’ve...
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