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A shot of just a tiny bit of the Andromeda Galaxy, from the sharpest ever view taken by the Hubble Space Telescope
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Paul Henry, A Selection of the Constellation Cygnus (August 13,1885)
This is Paradise by Lucas DeShazer +
The 33 (2015) dr. Patricia Riggen
CHINA COVERS 3.6 million square miles, and most of the country’s 1.3 billion people fill its eastern half. But a building boom is pushing those urban centers westward, radically remaking the landscape. French photographer Julien Chatelin’s documents the transformation in his series China West.
SEE MORE: The frantic development devouring China’s natural world.
Marble Quarry | Alessandro Puccinelli
Thomas Ruff, 3D-ma.r.s.11, 2013
To make myself feel a little better after Tuesday’s super disappointing election results, I thought I’d remind myself of how awesome my NYC home is. Aside from the fact that only 8% of my district neighbors voted for Trump, it’s also a really beautiful place. These photos by Vincent Laforet capture its dazzling lights from above better than any others I’ve ever seen. Just a reminder that amazing things come from diversity.
Michael Wolf, Transparent City
Michael Wolf, Transparent City
Michael Wolf, Tokyo Compression
Greg Girard
The Transcendental Lightscapes Of James Turrell
The legendary American artist James Turrell – an avid pilot with a background in mathematics and psychology – has been creating immersive, perception-distorting, pure light installations for over half a century.
“What is important to me is to create an experience of wordless thought.”
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Artists supporting #melanieeclarerecoverycampaign
© Cody Cobb (United States) © Allison Jarek (United States) © Marinos Tsagkarakis (Greece)
Archival c-prints available in limited editions. For the month of August, all proceeds will go towards #melanieeclarerecoverycampaign
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Michael Light, Meteor Crater, 2012.
Michael Eastman
From his series America