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Could you live underwater for 17 days? Pam Marino here, answering that question with a resounding “no,” but I respect anyone who can.
Photographer Kip Evans has traveled the world capturing images, but many favorites are here at home.
A childhood as a Navy brat took Kip F. Evans all over the world with his family, including a consequential trip to Polynesia where he went sno…
Known as “Kazu” to his friends, Kazuhiko Sano (1952-2011) was a Japanese artist best known for his extensive work as an illustrator and instru…
Before becoming one of the world’s great photographers, before his work for National Geographic and before meeting his wife, Chris Eckstrom, w…
Photographer and gallery owner Carol Henry curated the Center for Photographic Art’s upcoming all-women photography show, She Loves Me, She Lo…
“The dirty little secret about science,” says Ira Flatow, host of the public radio show Science Friday, “is that people love it.”
Wow. This hyper-crisp photograph of a spadefish—translucent and blue like the water behind it, with bright yellow fins and a black lateral str…
The National Geographic photographer captures images that steal your breath and break your heart.
Mireya Mayor is an unlikely adventurer. Raised in Miami by Cuban immigrant parents, she had a “girly girly” upbringing of ballet, dance classe…