Taylor Glascock
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Gritty Photos From a Broke-Down Mining Town in the Mojave Desert
Ewan Telford photographed the remains of Trona, California, a once-booming mining town. → Read More
Let’s Gawk at the Gawking Tourists of Paris
Adrian Skenderovic visits the same bridge in Paris, capturing tourists on boats as they gawk at scenery along the Seine River. → Read More
A Lonely Astronaut Wanders the Universe Right Here on Earth
Diego Brambilla photographs a fictional space traveler wandering desolate landscapes on far away planets. → Read More
Lava + Ash + Lightning = the Perfect Volcano Photo
Sergio Tapiro spent over a decade photographing the Colima Volcano in Mexico. In December 2015, he got the perfect shot. → Read More
Mountains Shot in Infrared Look Haunting as All Get-Out
Andy Lee's landscapes look like something from another planet. That's because he's shooting with invisible light. → Read More
Exposing the Seedy Underbellies of BMWs, Motorcycles, and Locomotives
Yasena Popova uses an unlikely POV to showcase the underside of vehicles people use everyday. → Read More
Forget Photoshop: Just Weave Photos Together With a Loom
Lala Abaddon's colorful photos look like digital art, except they're made by hand on a loom. → Read More
The Whimsical, Colorful ‘Lonely Houses’ of Portugal
Manuel Pita's Instagram is full of bright structures that stand alone against a big blue sky. → Read More
A Bangkok Train Station Never Looked So Film Noir
Witness the magical light of one quiet platform at Hua Lamphong train station in Bangkok. → Read More
Pigs, Pythons, and Other Animals People Call Their Pets
Areca Roe delves into the wild world of unique pets, capturing everything from pythons to pot-bellied pigs. → Read More
Inside the Wild, Raging World of Ice Car Racing in Minnesota
Welcome to Nascar on ice. Racing at speeds of up to 60 mph, locals put their cars (and the frozen lakes) to the test in this wild sport. → Read More
Take a Tour of Kupol, an Isolated, Freezing Gold Mine in Siberia
Elena Chernyshova photographed the insular world of Kupal gold mine on the edge of civilization. → Read More
The Most Dazzling Photos From Space This Year
From water on Mars to a little something called Pluto, WIRED presents the best photos of the cosmos for 2015. → Read More
The Little Icelandic Town That Survived an Epic Lava Flow
In 1973, a massive fissure ripped open the earth near the tiny town of Vestmannaeyjar. Peter Holliday photographed the landscape and people some 40 years later. → Read More
One Man’s Quest to Photograph 12,000 Species Before They Disappear
From the naked mole rate to Malayan tigers, Joe Sartore has set out to capture 12,000 species of animals around the world, and he's almost halfway there. → Read More
The Spectacular, Rip-Roaring Waves of Lake Erie’s ‘November Witch’
The Great Lakes see some crazy storms in the winter. Photographer Dave Sandford wades out into the violent waters to capture them all their fury. → Read More
The Spectacular, Rip-Roaring Waves of Lake Erie's 'November Witch'
The Great Lakes see some crazy storms in the winter. Photographer Dave Sandford wades out into the violent waters to capture them all their fury. → Read More
This Guy Turned Making Weird GIFs Into a Lucrative Job
Two years ago, Romain Laurent set about making one "loop portrait" a week for fun. Today, it's part of his professional repertoire. → Read More
Gorgeous Photo Captures a Penguin Colony on the Hunt
Plunging into the frigid water with nothing more than a wetsuit, his camera and a deep breath, Alex Voyer caught the perfect shot of penguins feeding. → Read More
Sweeping, Stark Views of Namibia and the Animals That Roam There
Photographer Maroesjka Lavigne took a three week solo road trip across Namibia, the landscape that dominates man and beast. → Read More