Spectacular Award-Winning Photos from the Siena Drone Photo Awards 2025
Photo of the year: “The Lone Horseman” by Dennis Schmelz
The Siena Drone Photo Awards 2025 elevate the magic of photography with breathtaking aerial visions. Continue reading »
Spectacular Winning Images from the Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2025
Winner – Wildlife Photographer of the Year: “Ghost Town Visitor” by Wim van den Heever
Nature enthusiasts and photography fans eagerly anticipate the annual reveal of the Wildlife Photographer of the Year winners, and the 2025 collection from London’s Natural History Museum doesn’t disappoint. Continue reading »
Spectacular Award-Winning Photos from the 2025 Bird Photographer of the Year Contest
Overall Winner: “The Frigatebird and the Diamond Ring: by Liron Gertsman
The Bird Photographer of the Year 2025 contest drew over 33,000 global entries, showcasing the stunning diversity of birdlife through captivating images. Continue reading »
Powerful Winning Photos from the 2025 Earth Photo Awards Expose Climate Realities
“Carcass of the Ice Beast” by Liam Man. The Royal Geographical Society – Climate of Change Award
Now in its eighth year, the Earth Photo Awards continue to harness the power of visual storytelling to highlight the pressing environmental issues of our time. Continue reading »
An Artist Conjures Fleeting Indoor Clouds, Crafting Mesmerizing Vapor Sculptures That Vanish In An Instant
Berndnaut Smilde crafts fleeting clouds that hover indoors for mere seconds before vanishing, capturing the delicate balance between permanence and impermanence. Continue reading »
Vanishing Point: Lithuanian Artist Makes Trolleybuses Disappear Using Optical Illusion Art
Though not as common in North American cities, many European metropolises have extensive trolleybus systems. As part of the Vilnius Street Art Festival in Lithuania, artist Liudas Parulskis executed an ingenious project that made the city’s trolleybuses disappear. In collaboration with creative place-making agency Studio Vieta, Parulskis took blown up photographs of city streets and architecture and wrapped entire trolleys, creating an illusion of the urban landscape on the moving vehicles. Continue reading »
To The Vanishing Point: The Obscure Broken Worlds Of Artist Sergey Kolesov
Sergey Kolesov aka Peleng is from the city of Ivanovo, Russia. He uses the fantasy style creating his pictures. Basically he draws kind of horror pictures, a bit scary, but cool and rather dramatic… well, some of them are more scary, than cool. Continue reading »
Satellite of Love: Vanishing Beauty of Japanese Love Hotels
Love hotels, nowadays they’re calling them “fashion hotels,” they’re calling them “boutique hotels.” What times are these we’re living in?
We Japanese are generally reputed to be “good at copying,” yet for some reason we seem to exercise the highest level of erotic originality in the world. From sopu “soaplands” (bathhouses) and imekura “image clubs” (costume role-playing) and deriheru “delivery health” (call-a-massage), mainstays of the sex-hire industry, to hi-tech adult toys, to lust-and-violence manga comics and pick-a-girl fuzoku magazines, the Japanese creative spirit would seem to be fixated on things erotic. And of course, there’s interior design’s erotic “true north”, the love hotel. Continue reading »
