Cowboy life isn’t all gunslinging and horse riding. Finnish photographer Karoliina Paatos captures the more mundane moments of life on the range.

El Alto’s brightly coloured, geometric buildings might look like tripped-out pinball machines, but they’re actually based on traditional Andean textiles and ceramics. 

Alex Webb has spent 30 years capturing Mexico’s less-travelled paths. These shots are some of his best.

These houses – all situated in some of the world’s more unconventional nooks and crannies – give new meaning to living on the edge.

These photos give NASA’s retro rockets and Mars-bound robots the awe-inspiring treatment they deserve.

Berlin is awash with campervans. This photographer is attempting to capture them all.

Hong Kong and New York are both bustling metropolises. But Australian photographer Ward Roberts found their calmer, quainter side.

They might not have built Stonehenge and their magic spells don’t really seem to work, but the modern-day druids of Shropshire are every bit the real deal. 

Kurney Ramsey’s family have lived on the same piece of land for 200 years. His pictures tell that story of belonging – and leaving.

Once a vision of aviation’s bright future, the now deserted TWA Terminal is an eerie space in the midst of New York’s busiest airport.