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Mittened Hands
Lovers of black-and-white photography will enjoy Mittened Hands, where Norwegian photoblogger Petter Rustad shares crisp monochrome images of landscapes, city streets, and people.
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After the Final Curtain: Matt Lambros Photographs America’s Movie Theaters in Ruins
Photographer Matt Lambros captures the decaying past in America’s abandoned movie theaters.
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The Grizzlies of The Great Bear Rainforest
“This creature isn’t the stuff of nightmares or the villain of adventure movies. It is an extraordinarily beautiful animal, struggling to survive in an overcrowded world.” David at Incidental Naturalist travels to British Columbia’s Great Bear Rainforest in search of grizzly bears.
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16 Years.
“I’ve no idea what will happen to the population of the Calais Jungle; I don’t think the French government does either, to be honest.” Photographer Phil Kneen goes into The Jungle — France’s largest migrant camp, now dismantled.
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Capturing the Eerie Beauty of Modern Ruins
Is there anything spookier than the haunting beauty of abandoned buildings? In time for Halloween, we revisit these gorgeous shots of 20th-century ruins, and the bloggers who devote their time to documenting them.
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Lisbon in twelve years, twelve pictures, twelve stories
Verne at Jules & Verne writes about Lisbon, Portugal — the city he’s lived in for 12 years. Fittingly, he weaves 12 accounts with 12 accompanying pictures and popular Portuguese sayings from these 12 years in and around Portugal’s capital.
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Cashew Kitchen
Vegetarian food that’s easy to cook, affordable, healthy, environmentally friendly, and stunningly beautiful — from Agnes’ tiny Stockholm kitchen. Posts and recipes are published in English and Swedish.
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