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This week, we have photographs of jet-men flying over Dubai, a spring snowstorm in Colorado, archery in the Amazon, airstrikes in Yemen, rebuilding in Nepal, migrant ships adrift in the Andaman sea and the Mediterranean, B-25 bombers over Washington, D.C., the Victory Day parade in Moscow, and much more. Source: Photos of the Week: 5/9-5/15 … Read more
Forget old money. China’s fabulously wealthy are playing catch-up, learning how to acquire — and use — the trappings of the good life. Source: China’s Superrich: The Bling Dynasty – NYTimes.com
The 27th annual National Geographic Traveler Photo Contest is under way, and entries will be accepted for another seven weeks, until June 30, 2015. First prize winner will receive an eight-day photo expedition for two, to Costa Rica and the Panama Canal. National Geographic was once again kind enough to allow me to share some … Read more
I travelled to Papua New Guinea for 1 month and went to see the biggest tribal gathering in the world. It happen every year in the highlands of the country, a town call Goroka.The festival bring thousand of people coming from all over the country to share the traditional way of life from the different … Read more
At twenty-six, Tucson-based photographer Shannon Smith had built for herself a life she never anticipated: she was an artist in her third year at graduate school and the mother of a one-year-old daughter, expecting the arrival of a son. Parenthood, and by extension, belonging to newly emerging family, was for her a kind of terra … Read more
Welcome to SubTropolis: The Business Complex Buried Under Kansas City – Bloomberg Business. (some gorgeous images of this fascinating place)
Why does our Instagram generation think its snaps are so special? | The Guardian.
Day in pictures: 3 February 2015 – BBC.
Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2015 – The Atlantic.
The golden ratio has spawned a beautiful new curve: the Harriss spiral.