China’s Biggest Ghost Town: Ordos
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China, booming on the one hand, failing on the other. It’s been a meteoric rise to riches for the Chinese, and if you make a lot of changes in a small amount of time, you’re...
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Abandoned Finnish Bread Factory In Vyborg
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This abandoned bread factory in Vyborg, Finland was originally constructed in the 1930’s. At the height of its efforts it was producing 55 tonnes of bread a day. Nowadays it makes 0 tonnes...
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Berndnaut Smilde’s Lovely Indoor Micro Clouds
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Berndnaut Smilde is a Dutch photographer who makes miniature clouds and then takes photos of them as they hang, jauntily in the mid-air. It’s not just dry ice though, Mr Smilde actually uses...
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Headbangers: Jacob Ehrbahn’s Intimate Photographic Study
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Jacob Ehrban, an award winning photographer, recently visited a few metal festivals, including WACKEN, the largest open air metal festival in the Universe and COPENHELL the largest metal festival in Denmark. He took some up...
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Awesome Photos From Russia With Love – Part O
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As part of my never ending quest to bring you the best images from Russia, I present you Section “O”. Let me know how you like this little lot and perhaps I’ll give you...
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Clouds Casting 1000 Mile Shadows From Space
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NASA’s International Space Station has brought us earthlings some of the most awesome photographs of our planet ever taken. Chris Hadley pinged a myriad of wonders back to earth during his stay in...
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Beautiful Long Exposure Photos Of Fireflies By Yume Cyan
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Yume Cyan recently spent some quality time in the forests around Nagoya City, Japan. Yume took along a camera, set the aperture to low and the exposure to long. Bish bash bosh, some...
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Clarisse d’Arcimoles: The People Of Burma
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Burma, or Myanmar, is a country which has been closed off to the world at large for decades. The military junta and corrupt regime finally ended in 2012; the people are still crushingly poor...
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Exquisite 16th Century “Catacomb Saints” – Bones & Jewels
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Paul Koudounaris is an author and photographer from LA with a sly eye for the macabre and a PhD in Art History from UCLA. He has travelled extensively around Europe unearthing some of the most...
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