These photos capture the former grandeur of Kashmir's floating hotels.
These photos of a real-life Huckleberry Finn will make you want to throw your laptop away. (After you've first booked flights to the U.S.)
Call off the search for extraterrestrial life: these photos of the weirdest mushrooms on Earth are proof the aliens are already among us.
They might look like abstract paintings, but Tom Hegen’s photos of salt evaporation ponds are very real – and say something less than pretty about our impact on the world.
In Suburbia, photographer Warren Kirk captures people and places time forgot.
Here are those dreamy photos of New Zealand your subconscious ordered.
Brisbane photographer Dean Swindell uses his camera to turn art viewers into art subjects.
Believe it or not, these images aren't from Ridley Scott's classic Blade Runner; they're from the neon-lit dystopia we call real life. Guess Earth was the sixth replicant all along, huh?
There’s something otherworldly about the sight of a ski field in the summer. Daniel Bushaway’s photos capture these one-time winter wonderlands in all their stark beauty.
How have America’s shopping malls fared 10 years on from the financial crisis? Not so well, according to Tag Christof’s photos – though there’s beauty to be found in the decay.