As the weather starts to turn chilly, take a leaf out of Lítla Dímun’s book and make yourself a neat cloud hat.
As one writer points out, the place looks like Jurassic Park after the dinosaurs break out.
Slope Point, New Zealand, is so windy, its trees all end up – you guessed it – constantly sloping.
Local photographer Brady Michaels is recording the nation's fading vintage signs and typography, one bit of neon, shabbily painted brick or auto sculpture at a time.
The only thing standing between these fishermen and -40°C temperatures is a plastic bag.
As rust gathers on the Golden Age of the silver screen, Stephan Zaubitzer’s camera preserves their memory.
The journey may be the destination, but these bus stops before the journey even begins are a pretty damn good start.
It really is a small world after all.
Introducing Jonpaul Douglass, the David Attenborough of fast-food photography.
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