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The vibrant tableaus that tested boundaries and brought delight, direct from fashion’s capital cities
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Munich-based photographer Bernhard Lang (previously) recently shared aerial views of famous squares and landmarks throughout London, England. By presenting the metropolis from the sky, Lang offers a more dynamic look at the capital city's unique geometric patterns and iconic architecture.
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The Sagoskatt range of soft toys returns for its fifth year, directly inspired by the coloured-pencil creations of children across the globe, featuring Gurki the cucumber superhero and Rainbow Kid, who wears socks to keep warm in the sky.
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UK broadcaster Sky News has launched a Brexit-free news channel to save our weary souls and offer us a welcome escape from Brexit coverage.
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The climate crisis is rushing at us like a bullet train. We have to stop obsessing over velocity and become efficiency fanatics.
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Arizona-based storm chaser and videographer Dustin Farrell just released “Transient 2”, the sequel to his 2017 film. For roughly three and a half minutes, the skies open up to reveal flashes of lightning and billowing clouds rolling across open plains. Farrell shares t
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Using nose-activated vests and touchscreens, our canine pals are being trained to summon help for their handlers—and much more.
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A creative brand has given a few lucky people the chance to walk on water (literally) while adding some spirituality to their style after releasing limited edition 'Jesus shoes' that are filled with holy water and have been blessed by a priest – and cost a staggering $3,000.
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during the LA design festival, somepeople presented the sky gazing tower, a VR installation that provides personal space in crowded urban environments.
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Argentinian travel influencer Tupi Saravia is catching some heat for Photoshopping the same clouds into her Instagram photos, but she's no
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Andy Lee's roads series features picturesque routes running through the likes of Iceland, Wales, England and Scotland. The photographer, 46, began taking pictures for this series in 2013. And since then Andy, from Stackpole, Pembrokeshire, has been travelling the world for the most stunning drives.
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Although the Earth rotates below the sky, aerial time-lapse videos often have the perspective of a celestial scene rushing above the ground. In this brief video by Aryeh Nirenberg, the Milky Way becomes completely stationary, highlighting specifically the Earth's rotation.
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Have you ever felt like you have all the energy in the world during the summer and could go without sleep and as soon as winter comes, you’d rather warp yourself in a warm blanket and conserve energy until it starts blooming? The annual cycle not only leaves fingerprints on scenery around us, it maj
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Barber Institute, BirminghamFrom mammoth fossils to a civet’s anal glands, these drawings of the natural world prove how modern nature photography can be traced back to the pioneering work of Galileo
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“Time seems to have stopped in a wild summer world of long, long ago.”
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This past weekend, a volcanic eruption on Russia's Kuril Islands was so massive it was quite literally visible from space. An astronaut on the International Space Station's (ISS) Expedition 59 crew documented the plume from Raikoke Volcano, which reached eight miles into the sky. The ISS orbits 250
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Picturesque villages, majestic animals and candid human moments – captured around the world by the photographers of this year's National Geographic Travel Photo Contest. Each year talented artists allow us to travel the globe through the lenses of their cameras, which capture breathtaking moments we
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The world’s first 360-degree rooftop infinity pool is set to shimmer atop a 55-story skyscraper in London, featuring transparent acrylic walls on all sides. Since acrylic transmits light at a simil…
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The South Korean illustrator talks us through her latest publication, exploring the unnoticed movements in quiet landscapes.
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Photographer George Marazakis documents traces of human activity for his series 'A Cure for Anthropocene'.
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