Tag: Photography - Page 6
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The Week in Pictures: The Freaky Future of City Driving, "Supertrees" Take over Singapore, and More
The lightweight Renault Twizy could shake up the automotive world, 18 biometric "supertrees" are turning Singapore into a lively forest, and more.
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Garbage Men Turn Dumpsters Into Giant Pinhole Cameras
Sure, it may seem like messy work for those hard-working souls that hit the streets each morning to clear away our waste, but sometimes beneath all that dirt and grime lie scenes of incredible beauty.
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Instagram Leads Us to More Consumerism, Not Less
The billion-dollar app specializes in sharing digital photos, but tugging along behind it is a growing pile of material stuff.
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Quirky Portraits of People and Their Dustbins Call Attention to Singapore Landfill
The otherwise cheery photographs have a poignant tale to tell.
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Facebook Paid Instagram $1 Billion for Emotion. What's It Worth to the Environment?
Why did Facebook pay $1 billion for Instagram and what can the environmental movement learn from this? It's all about emotion.
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Most Popular Articles of March: Incredible Lion Photos, Fox News Gets It Right (in 2008) and More
The most popular articles of March include amazing photos of lions taken with a remote control camera, Fox News explaining that the president can't control gas prices, and more.
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The Week in Animal News: Life on the Midway Atoll, Glowing Fish and More
Jaymi took some amazing shots on her trip to Midway, including lots of the wildlife there. Genetically modified fish make glowing sushi, rare orangutans could be gone in weeks and more.
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X-Ray Technology Turns Flowers Into Science Fiction
Photographs taken with a diagnostic x-ray machine turn ordinary flowers into something otherworldly.
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The Week in Animal News: Wrangling Sharks, Up Close with Lions and More
Before setting aside parts of the Caribbean for preservation, researchers had to wrangle with sharks in the area. A remote controled camera got personal with a pride of lions, the rare pink katydid made an appearance and more.
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Photos Portray Detroit's De-Industrialization in All Its Faded and Decayed Glory
Detroit is a symbol of the impact of the de-industrialization of American cities and it has never looked so good.
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Photos of the Very Rare Pink Katydid
What you are looking at is the very rare and very pink katydid. First discovered back in 1887, the pink katydid is so rare that they occur once out of every 500 individuals. You have a better chance of spotting a unicorn in
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Old Cars Reclaimed by Nature Are Simply Stunning
Photographer Peter Lippmann accidently found these reclaimed cars while doing a shoot for Marie Claire Magazine.
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Photo Series of Students with All Their Belongings Critiques Consumerism
A photography project depicts young Swedes with all of their possessions.
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Swim Down Through a Sea of Trash With Dramatic, Eerily Beautiful Photos by Mandy Barker
What would it be like to swim through the estimated 100 million tons of trash swirling around in the Great Pacific Garbage Patch? These photographs bring viewers as close as they'd probably ever want to come to finding out.
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NASA Releases Image of Earth in Stunning HD
While the general shape and layout of Earth has been known for centuries, images of our planetary home still hold the power to mesmerize even today -- but chances are, you've never seen it quite like this.
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With Mystical Black and White Landscapes, Clyde Butcher Aims to Preserve and Restore Florida's Everglades (Photos)
An exhibit of Clyde Butcher's photographs captures vanishing landscapes in an effort to restore ecosystems.
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The Week in Pictures: Tree House Kindergarten, Transparent TVs, and More
An amazing circular kindergarten in Tokyo is built around a tree. We also have transparent TVs, the gnarliest waves ever surfed, a wild proposed pier for Florida, and more.
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Kodak Files For Bankruptcy Protection; Nobody Notices Or Cares
It was pretty much inevitable; the company just couldn't capitalize on the digital revolution.
