Biggest Japan earthquake and tsunami in 100 years
Buildings on fire dot a vast wall of mud littered with boats and debris moving fast across farmland in northern Japan. Houses, cars and a train can be seen in the path of the tsunami.
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Fine Art of an Icelandic Volcano Eruption
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While most saw last year’s Iceland volcano eruption as a huge inconvenience, Swedish photographer Hans Strand saw it as an exciting opportunity.
Exclusive Interview: 360 Degree Panorama Man
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Many of you may remember Chris Kotsiopoulos’ amazing 360 degree panoramas of the sky. For some of these photos, he shoots for an entire 24 hour period just to capture one scene! I recently had the pleasure of catching up with Chris, and he was nice enough to grant us an interview…
The Iron Triangle by Trang Tran
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Trang Tran photographs Willets Point, also known as the Iron Triangle, a neighbourhood in the New York City borough of Queens. The streets of the predominantly industrial area are lined with auto shops, scrap yards and waste processing sites, as depicted through this series of photos of area businesses, owners and patrons.
Adde Adesokan
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“Triptychons of Strangers” a series of photographs by Adde Adesokan, a photographer from Hamburg, Germany.
