Polish photographer and filmmaker Arkadiusz Podniesinski travelled to the contaminated exclusion zone around the nuclear power plant in Fukushima and came back with an impressive collection of haunting, post-apocalyptic images. Check out his website for an interesting-to-read report about his experience and his encounter with locals, as well as even more pictures. All photos ©…
When pollution looks beautiful: A dump site outside Fort Bragg, California turned into a sea glass beach after it was closed in the 60s.
The otherworldly colours and shapes of mushrooms are an extremely powerful reminder of how mind-blowing the nature of planet Earth is. Mycena Chlorophos Rhodotus Palmatus Hydnellum Peckii Porcelain Fungus Clathrus Archeri Clathrus Ruber Cyathus Striatus Marasmius Haematocephalus Coprinus Comatus Panus Fasciatus Geastrum Minimum …
The symmetrical awesomeness of nature, captured in a collection of 8 plant pictures. Crassula Buddha’s Temple Alstroemeria Pelegrina Brain Cactus Aloe Polyphylla Drosophyllum Lusitanicum Dahlia Romanesco Red Cabbage
Taylor Camp, says Hawaii-based photographer John Wehrheim, was not a commune, and there were no rules. Set at the edge of the road along the beach of the ancient island of Kauai, the tiny village was home to restless souls longing to escape from the unrest of their generation… Read the full story and see…
Time travel in a picture: Norwegian photographer Hebe Robinson took pictures from the 1950s and seamlessly embedded them into recent photographs of the environment in which they were taken. Via Duendemad.
A spectacular example of nature’s awesomeness: Cenote Angelita is a 59 meter deep waterhole located on Mexico’s Yucatan peninsula. At a depth of around 30 meters there’s a cloudy layer of hydrogen sulfide that separates the freshwater on the upper part from the salty ocean water on the lower part. The surreal effect is that…