This trailer is stunning. There’s no way around that. And although my love of astrophotography is more than average, I can write without any hesitation that these 4K resolution photographs captured and put together in this video are a must-see —

If the HuffingtonPost is any barometer of a video’s or news item’s popularity, then this photograph was pretty popular recently. (On a sidenote: how popular is HuffingtonPost with people who wouldn’t describe themselves as liberal? There’s probably a figure somewhere,

I can’t figure what I like best about this video. Is it the juggling? The creative use of a Go-Pro? Or the music? 1) The case for juggling is obvious: it’s a physical feat that not many can perform, because

The Hubble Ultra Deep Field and 3D Visualization 13 billion years ago from the darkest part of our night sky, tiny light particles had started their journey to Earth. These photons took so long and were so few that they were

Although the lands were inhabited and a beautiful culture thrived in Venezuela’s Angel Falls, it “officially” became part of the American map when aviator Jimmie Angel discovered the region by crash landing on a plateau and walking down to meet the

Here’s a little video to boost your morale. According to world famous Rolling Stone photographer Annie Leibovitz, the profession of photography is going nowhere (she’s one my favorites by the way). Though I must be honest, she does give a morbid

Imagine seeing this in your backyard, next to your perfectly manicured lawn, and two-tone garage. Hovering there like some alien spacecraft straight out of an apocalyptic movie. You gotta hand it to storm photographer Mike Olbinski. There aren’t many people who would

Instagram creating the buzz for everyone. With changing channels, media and audiences an Instagram Photo and its caption can make or break it for you. Creating the right vibe for the right audiences or just speaking and capturing your mind is

It’s a little crazy how many photos we take nowadays. There are the standard group party pics — shoulder to shoulder, smiles all around. Then there’s that exciting never-been-here-before selfie that’s so often meant to dazzle, but just mostly look ridiculous.

Did you know that Shanghai has more than twice as many skyscrapers than New York City? How about that it only started building them in 1980? It’s incredible just thinking about it, and really illustrative of China’s explosive economic growth.