Jenna Garrett
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Two Minutes of Total Solar Eclipse in John Day, Oregon
Some 600 people watched the eclipse in a field in eastern Oregon. And photographer Brian Guido watched them. → Read More
What It’s Like to Photograph the President (Hint: Be Quick)
Photographer Christopher Anderson prepared for every possible scenario for his cover shoot with the commander in chief. → Read More
Space Photos of the Week: This Binary Star Will Outshine You Twice
Space photos of the week, September 25 — October 1, 2016. → Read More
Space Photos of the Week: Dying Star Insists on Being Dramatic About It
Space photos of the week, September 18 — 24, 2016. → Read More
Space Photos of the Week: Nobody Knows How Old This Dang Star Is
Space photos of the week, August 28 — September 3, 2016. → Read More
Space Photos of the Week: This Star Ain’t No Angel
Slide: 4 / of 6 . Caption: This wide-field image shows the Milky Way stretching across the southern sky. The beautiful Carina Nebula is seen at the right of the image glowing in pink. At the center of the image is the constellation of Crux (The Southern Cross). The bright yellow star at the left of the image is Alpha Centauri.A. Fujii → Read More
Space Photos of the Week: Don’t Tell This Irregular Galaxy What to Do
Slide: 2 / of 8 . Caption: Known as Messier 18, the open cluster of blue stars in the upper left of this photo formed together from the same gas and dust cloud, providing an ideal example for studying the lifecycle of stars. The VLT Survey Telescope at ESO’s Paranal Observatory in Chile took this photo of Messier 18 and the surrounding red hydrogen clouds. ESA → Read More
Now This Is How You Face-Swap
Brian Cassidy has perfected the skill of superimposing his visage onto dolls, angels, even babies. → Read More
Space Photos of the Week: Super Star Clusters
Space photos of the week, June 26—July 2, 2016. → Read More
Amazing Aerials Let You See #ALLtheTULIPS
David Burdeny proves the best way to see thousands of flowers is from the sky. → Read More
Stunning Aerials Let You See #ALLtheTULIPS
David Burdeny proves the best way to see thousands of flowers is from the sky. → Read More
7 of the Prettiest Architecture Instagrams You Ever Did See
These feeds will satisfy your never-ending appetite for clean lines and beautiful colors. → Read More
Space Photos of the Week: A Dwarf Galaxy Just Wants Some Alone Time
Space photos of the week, June 5—11, 2016. → Read More
Space Photos of the Week: Watch It. This Star’s Bustin’ Out
Space photos of the week, May 29–June 4, 2016. → Read More
The Architect of These Monstrous, Alien Cities Is an Algorithm
Daniel Brown crafts entire cities using algorithms and a bit of imagination. → Read More
Fantastic Photos of Terrible Junk Food Around the World
Martin Parr puts your Instagram food porn to shame. → Read More
Space Photos of the Week: Hangry Stars Munch Down a Cloud
Space photos of the week, May 22—28, 2016. → Read More
Inside the London School Where Cabbies Learn the Fabled Knowledge
London cabbies spend 3.5 years memorizing the city's 25,000 streets. Photographer Alexander Wilson documents the day in the life of black cab student. → Read More
Instagram of the Week: Sweeping Drone Aerials Prove Australia Is Officially Too Big
Australia is huge—really huge. Gabriel Scanu lets you take it all in with his drone photography. → Read More
Space Photos of the Week: A Neon Nebula Struts Its Stuff
Space photos of the week, May 15 - 21, 2016. → Read More