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Scary Potter – Terrifying alternative posters for the Harry Potter movies

Scary Potter – Terrifying alternative posters for the Harry Potter movies

Illustrator Dylan Pierpont’s ‘Scary Potter’ transforms the Harry Potter series into chilling horror-style posters, highlighting the story’s underlying darkness and complexity.

Psychedelic Smoothie – She imagines ultra-colorful vegan creations

Psychedelic Smoothie – She imagines ultra-colorful vegan creations

With swirling neon colors and kaleidoscopic layers, these smoothies are more than food—they’re a creative expression of plant-based artistry. Each glass is a rainbow of flavor, wellness, and whimsy.

Astronomy Photographer of the Year – The incredible winning photos

Astronomy Photographer of the Year – The incredible winning photos

The 2017 Astronomy Photographer of the Year celebrates stunning celestial photography, from moonlit landscapes to deep-sky wonders captured across the globe.

Behind The Door – Documenting the daily life of the children of hoarders

Behind The Door – Documenting the daily life of the children of hoarders

In “Behind the Door,” Geoff Johnson revisits his upbringing in a hoarded household by photographing his son and niece in meticulously recreated scenes, shedding light on the emotional impact of growing up amid disorder.

Souvenir d’un futur – Documenting the retrofuturistic buildings around Paris

Souvenir d’un futur – Documenting the retrofuturistic buildings around Paris

Photographer Laurent Kronental’s series “Souvenir d’un Futur” documents the lives of elderly residents in Paris’s grand ensembles—monumental, aging housing projects that once symbolized a utopian future.

Otherworld – These strange geological formations are formed by erosion

Otherworld – These strange geological formations are formed by erosion

These bizarre geological formations, carved by erosion, reveal Earth’s hidden beauty through wind, water, and time.

Joshua Tree – An amazing geometric house built from containers

Joshua Tree – An amazing geometric house built from containers

Whitaker Studio’s Joshua Tree Residence transforms shipping containers into a stunning geometric home. Designed to maximize natural light and minimize desert heat, this architectural marvel offers both aesthetic appeal and sustainable living in California’s arid landscape.

Documenting the living conditions in the micro-flats of Hong Kong

Documenting the living conditions in the micro-flats of Hong Kong

Benny Lam’s “Trapped” photo series captures the stark reality of life in Hong Kong’s micro-flats, revealing the cramped and often inhumane conditions faced by low-income residents. Through his lens, Lam brings attention to the city’s severe housing shortage and the human stories within these confine

The magical compositions of a 19-year-old creative

The magical compositions of a 19-year-old creative

Malaysian artist Ronald Ong, at just 19, crafts surreal digital compositions that transform ordinary scenes into dreamlike visuals, showcasing his unique creative vision.

Modern Ruins – The living sculptures of Michel Blazy for the Biennale de Lyon

Modern Ruins – The living sculptures of Michel Blazy for the Biennale de Lyon

At the 2015 Biennale de Lyon, Michel Blazy’s ‘Modern Ruins’ featured obsolete electronics overtaken by plants and fungi, symbolizing nature’s resilience over consumerism.

When the victims of forest fire pose in the ruins of their houses

When the victims of forest fire pose in the ruins of their houses

In “Voices of Gatlinburg,” Jeremy Cowart documents the aftermath of the 2016 Tennessee wildfires, portraying survivors amidst their destroyed homes to highlight human strength and community.

Crescent Dunes – The fascinating photographs of a giant solar farm

Crescent Dunes – The fascinating photographs of a giant solar farm

Photographer Reuben Wu captures the mesmerizing beauty of the Crescent Dunes Solar Energy Project, a vast solar farm in Nevada’s desert. Spanning 1,670 acres, the facility utilizes 10,347 heliostats to focus sunlight onto a central tower, heating molten salt to generate electricity for over 75,000 h