November 12, 2015 at 4:28 pm
Seeing the World Through the Eyes of a Satellite (17 Photos)
It’s all about perspective
It’s all about perspective
Every year photographers from around the globe share photographs that transport us to another place, connect with us emotionally, or stir us to action.
Since 2003 Michael Marten has travelled along the British coast to photograph identical views at high and low tide, 6 or 18 hours apart.
980 ft (300 m) beneath the surface of Naica, Chihuahua, Mexico is a mine filled with giant gypsum crystals.
In this trippy digital artwork by Nick Remmel, we see a beautiful landscape photo given the ‘Inception’ treatment.
Seen here is a fascinating example of an ‘espaliered’ fruit tree in North Cave, England.
Reddit user carriehunt shared this photo of an amazing iceberg spotted near Newfoundland, Canada. What a kayak ride that must have been!
An incredible gallery of macro photographs that show insect eyes in extraordinary detail and clarity.
In this amazing close-up we see a beautiful opal from Yoawh, Queensland, Australia. The length of this polished opal is a mere 20 mm but its features are gorgeous. The opal is a part of the Willems Miner Collection.
An exclusive interview with photographer 27MM to learn more about his craft and what drives him.
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