By cutting photos up and weaving them together, Lala Abaddon takes collage to a whole new level.

A peek at the corridors of power long after the foot traffic has petered out.

To paraphrase Heraclitus, you cannot climb the same hill twice.

If the prospect of clean, renewable energy isn’t enough, solar panels are pretty neat to look at, too.

If you think golf is boring, wait till you look inside the balls.

Even the 1930s-era blast furnaces can’t thaw the frozen time.

On your marks, get set, twiddle knobs.

In one of the most isolated towns in the world, hunting isn’t a hobby or even a way of life; it’s a means of survival. But that could all be about to change.

Motels are usually just places we stay in on the way to more celebrated landmarks. But as these photos show, there's plenty about them worth celebrating.

The Jefferson Grid project uses Google Earth to chart the planet, one square-mile of land at a time.