Rare Photos of NYC's Gritty Subway Conditions in 1981
In the 1980s, the New York City subway was a gritty center for gangs and crime. The trains were covered with graffiti and being a passenger alone late at night was not recommended. But, in 1981, fearless young photographer Christopher Morris wasn't deterred by the frequent violence and harsh conditions. Only 22-years-old at the time, Morris was working as an intern at photo agency Black Star and w
Funny "Sad Keanu" Meme Revived as a 3D Printed Toy Figure
One of the more popular memes in the last few years, Sad Keanu, just won't disappear. Right when we thought it was becoming a blip on the timeline of meme history, New York-based designer Nancy Liang's (aka Neuralfirings) funny 3D-printed figurine has revived the trend. The original photograph of Keanu was taken in May 2010 by Splash News photographer Ron Asadorian. The actor is eating a sandwich
Portraits of People Around the World Inspired by "Humans of New York"
Portraits of People Around the World Inspired by "Humans of New York" Art and photography are always great sources of inspiration but Brandon Stanton's Humans of New York series, in particular, seems to have struck a chord with people all across the world. Following in the footsteps of the photographer's ongoing portrait series, several Humans of… projects have popped up. It turns out, there are i
Perfectly-Timed Photos of Animals About to Become Dinner
Call it survival of the fittest or just being at the wrong place at the wrong time. Today we take a look at incredible photos, taken at just the right moment, of animals about to feast on other animals. They show birds, reptiles and mammals about to consume their latest meal. If anything, they'll will make you happy that humans are on top of the food chain! Photographer Tom Samuelson said about hi
Breathtaking Photos of China's "River of Poems and Paintings"
Breathtaking Photos of China’s "River of Poems and Paintings" Though there's many places in the world that can be described as a “photographer's dream,” none will make you feel like you've stepped into an actual painting quite like the Li River. Located in the Guangxi province of China, it has been called “the river of poems and paintings,” because it's surrounded by incredible landscapes like gor
Japanese Schoolgirls Perform Superhuman Energy Attacks
There is a massive internet photo trend brewing amongst youths in Japan right now that involves taking pictures of teens who appear to be releasing invisible energy that sends their peers flying. The photo mania is especially popular amongst schoolgirls who started the trend by uploading images on Twitter and labeling them as “Makankosappo“, a reference to a special attack in the popular manga-tur
Photography Archives
Funny Early Entries of the 2024 Comedy Wildlife Photo Awards With just one month left before the Nikon Comedy Wildlife Awards closes for entries, they've given us a sneak preview of some of the hilarious images submitted thus far. From clingy kids to a three-headed giraffe, these photos are sure to bring a smile to your face. The Awards, founded in 2015, caters to both professional and amateur pho
Spectacular Colorized B&W Photos of Historical Icons
Denmark-based creative Mads Madsen, aka Zuzah, masterfully colorizes old black and white photos of well-known men and women throughout history. As a self-proclaimed history buff, he's known to focus most of his efforts on photos of political and military figures from the American Civil War, but of course he also extends his expert craft to revitalizing portraits of iconic stars and classic writers
Comparing Grandma's Delicious Cooking Around the World
Castiglion Fiorentino, Italy – Marisa Batini, 80 – Swiss chard and ricotta Ravioli The term Grandma is most often associated with lots of love, big hugs, and delicious home cooking. Now whether or not your grandma really was a good cook doesn't matter, it's the memories of being at grandma's house that really stick. Italian photographer Gabriele Galimberti was interested in this idea of memory ass
Striking Photos Show New York Then and Now
Central Park, 1933 vs Now Take a journey with us, if you will, back in time to see how one of the most important cities in the world has evolved. Evan Joseph, one of New York's leading photographers of architecture, had previously given as an incredible birds eye view of New York City at night by precariously dangling out of a tiny helicopter. He's now back with a new book called New York Then and
Portrait Photography Archives
Colorful Flowers Used to Create Empowering Conceptual Self-Portraits Photographer Fares Micue uses her artistic self-portraits to encourage and empower others. Her conceptual imagery often features natural elements, such as flowers, which she uses to cover her face. In this way, the photographer uses her body to help her portray a character rather than simply document herself. As Micue's work has
Gorgeous Cherry Blossoms Celebrate Spring
Spring is upon us! The flowers are in bloom, the trees are blossoming, and my allergies are at an all time high. After a gloomy winter here on the east coast, it's exciting to spend more time outside in the sunshine and warmer weather. Every year in Washington, DC, the city celebrates spring with the Cherry Blossom Festival. The event is described on the website as a “celebration of spring, the gi
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