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Tiny Sea Creatures Win Ocean Photography Award
Yury Ivanov won the 2025 Ocean Photographer of the Year with a macro photo of two tiny 'ladybugs of the sea.' Over 15,000 entries competed.
James Mitchell
James Mitchell is a science and environmental journalist with over a decade of experience covering climate, meteorology, and conservation. He focuses on making complex scientific topics accessible to a broad audience.
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Architecture•
Global Tributes for 'Sponge City' Architect Yu Kongjian
Global tributes honor Yu Kongjian, the Chinese landscape architect behind the 'sponge city' concept, who died in a Brazil plane crash. His innovative ideas for urban water management were adopted worl
Entertainment•
Cardi B Album Promotion Sets Drone Delivery Record
Cardi B's new album "Am I The Drama?" achieved a Guinness World Record for most drone deliveries in one hour. 176 signed albums were flown to fans in Dallas-Fort Worth in a collaboration with Walmart
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2025 Natural Landscape Photography Awards Winners Announced
The 2025 Natural Landscape Photography Awards announced winners, with Joy Kachina named Photographer of the Year. The awards celebrate authentic images of natural landscapes.
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Nikon Small World in Motion Reveals Microscopic Wonders
The 2025 Nikon Small World in Motion competition revealed winning videos of microscopic life. Jay McClellan won first place for a timelapse of thymeleaf speedwell self-pollination. Entries included Vo
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William Antin Shares 1970s New York Street Photos
Photographer William Antin, 70, is finally sharing his vast archive of unseen 1970s New York street photography, capturing the city's raw essence.
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Ani Shastri Wins 2025 Astrophotography Prize
Ani Shastri from the USA has won the 2025 Astrophotography Prize for his 51-hour deep field image of the Squid Nebula. The competition received 545 entries from 35 countries, showcasing global talent
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Iron Maiden Announces Knebworth Park Concert for 2026
Iron Maiden will headline Knebworth Park on July 11, 2026, as part of their 50th-anniversary 'Run For Your Lives' World Tour, featuring The Darkness, The Hu, Airbourne, and The Almighty.
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Remembering Cape Cod Photojournalist Barry Donahue
Veteran Cape Cod photojournalist Barry Donahue, known for his iconic 'shapes and shadows' photography and deep connection to the Outer Cape, has passed away. His work documented the region's life and
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Photographer Documents Singapore's Nocturnal Civets
Photographer Tan Yong Lin captures rare images of common palm civets in Singapore at night. He uses only ambient light, documenting these shy, nocturnal animals thriving in urban areas, often unnotice
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Carpenter Builds Homes for Declining Bee Populations
Matt Somerville, a carpenter, has built nearly 800 homes for declining bee populations in the English countryside over 14 years. A new film, "The Hive Architect," documents his unique conservation eff
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Ocean Photographer of the Year Winners Announced
Oceanographic magazine announced the winners of its Ocean Photographer of the Year award, selecting from over 15,000 global submissions. Ben Thouard won for a powerful image of Nazaré's waves. The awa
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Weather Photographer of the Year 2025 Finalists Announced
The finalists for the Standard Chartered Weather Photographer of the Year 2025 competition have been announced. Twenty-five images, nearly half taken on smartphones, are now open for public vote.