Smitten for Shoujo

🌸 Hananoi-kun to koi no yamai by Megumi Morino 🌸

Kimi wa Kawaii Onnanoko

Mountain Glow

Sweden-based photographer Tobias Hägg shares beautiful shots of mountainscapes in Norway. 

Winter in August - Part II

Germany-based photographer Marina Weishaupt shares beautiful views of the Swiss Alps in her ongoing series. 

Ilulissat Icefjord, Greenland

Norway-based photographer Stian Klo shares stunning shots of icebergs in Greenland. 

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DUBAI / InfraScapes

Italy-based photographer Paolo Pettigiani in his ongoing series “InfraScapes” explores a graphic and visual exploration of nature. For this segment the photographer took to the streets of Dubai, capturing elements with chlorophyll, such as grass, leaves and trees, that strongly reflect IR light on the invisible wavelength. 

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The Face of Bauxite Mining

Germany-based photographer Kevin Krautgartner shares beautiful photos of Bauxite in Western Australia. Bauxite is a mineral found mostly in a belt around the equator and contains about 20 percent aluminium, is the only ore that is used for commercial extraction of aluminium today. The bauxite mostly occurs in horizontal layers, normally beneath a few meters of overburden. 

National Museum of Iceland by Jonsson & Lemacks and Siggi Odds.

Flourishing Indigo

Germany-based photographer Marina Weishaupt shares artistically structures of pollen on the surface of a lake in Bavaria, photographed with a drone from above during spring 2018.

POWDER. Photography by Jonas Daley.

Theories of Time

India-based street artist DAKU has created an immersive text-based work in Panjim, Goa. Placed along 31st January Road, a fishnet structure suspends letters above pedestrians. Check out more of the artists work on Instagram.

Elevated Maps

Brooklyn-based graphic designer Scott Reinhard combines contemporary land elevations with historic maps to create three-dimensional environments of a specific region, city, or state. To produce the digital maps, he pulls elevation data from the United States Geological Survey, which he then embeds with location information and merges with the original design of the old maps.