Human Interest

Walking around towns and taking photos of their places of interest you may not see the whole picture: the view from the ground doesn't permit you to fully

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Roll clouds and wave-like asperitas are among the additions to a new digital edition of the International Cloud Atlas that dates back to the 19th century

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Kenya, the largest economy in East Africa, has some of the starkest inequality in the region. Nowhere is that more apparent than in Nairobi, where the wealthy and middle class live and work next to slums housing some of the country's poorest. American photographer Johnny Miller, supported by Code for Africa and the Thomson Reuters Foundation's Slumscapes project, ha

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With entries by photographers from over 100 countries in 11 categories, the jury of the second Siena International Photo Awards had their hands full to select…

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Today's History Lesson...memorable photographs

There are numerous photographs that have earned the tag famous: History and Memory: Iwo Jima, Kissing the War Goodbye, The Smiles of Diana, just to name a few. One of the most famous photographs of all time occurred on this day, September 15, 1954. The picture captured the sex appeal and mystique of Marilyn Monroe during the filming of The Seven Year Itch. "The scene infuriated her husband, Joe DiMaggio, who felt she was quite the exhibitionist, and the couple divorced shortly afterward."

This Day in History: September 15, 1954

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The National Geographic travel photographer of the year contest attracted 10,000 entries worldwide this year. Here’s a selection of the winning entries

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A new book features Jo Ann Callis's earliest — and previously unseen — photography.

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Photographer Jimmy Nelson traveled the world to document the cultures of indigenous tribes at risk of disappearing. It took him over four years to complete his project and the result is the brilliant book “Before They Pass Away.”

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In depth coverage of lifestyle, music, food, fashion, arts and culture from Thailand and Asean coupled with reviews, features and directories of Thailand restaurants, bars, cuisine and wine.

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Tweet Share on Facebook Share Share Email Pin Pocket Flipboard The images come from the amazing book called “Overview: A New Perspective of Earth”. that just hit the stores around the world. The book is a stunning and unique collection of satellite images of Earth that offer an unexpected look at humanity, derived from the wildly popular …

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See a tulip farm that looks like a Mondrian painting – and more striking photos of the planet’s landscapes taken via satellites in space.

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Today's History Lesson...memorable photographs

Many Kodak moments are lost because of timing and the fact a camera was not available, often simply left at home. Then, there are those moments where a person just happened to be at the right place at the right time... with a camera. Some of the most memorable photographs scream loudly while others just take your breath away. Then, there are photographs that changed the world...or at least the way we look upon it anyway!

This Day in History: August 14, 1945

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Johnny Miller used a drone to take aerial photographs of the gulf in living conditions for the poor and the wealthy in South Africa

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This month, as National Geographic’s climate change issue hits the stands, we asked seven photographers to share their most poignant images that reflect climate change. From direct examples to more…

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