How to Shoot Africa’s Big Five Safari Animals (with a Camera)
There are few other adventures holidays as exciting as an African safari. You can see Africa’s Big Five wild animals up close. It is impossible to beat the thrill of being …
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Photographing the Vibrant, Verdant Landscape of the Faroe Islands
Lazar Gintchin, a Denver-based photographer, has always longed to visit the Faroe Islands. He booked his 2021 trip to capture the mysterious, but enchanting archipelago which is hidden in the North …
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Giving Nature a Home in Cities: Bricks for Bees’ Nests
The complex relationship between humans and insects is a long-standing one. Although they can spread diseases and destroy crops, insects are vital for our survival on Planet Earth as pollinators, and …
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Why Switzerland’s ‘little Italy’ is a must-see town for your travel bucket list
Switzerland is home to precision watches, fondue and clocks that tickle your fancy. Not so much lizards, pizza, and neoclassical structures. Ticino, a canton that speaks Italian in the southern part …
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Photographer Captures a ‘3-Headed Deer’ Optical Illusion
Renatas Jakaitis, a wildlife photographer, was out shooting in Lithuanian forests when he captured this optical illusion photo of a three-headed deer.Although it may seem like the image was created …
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Would you stay in this vintage train hanging over a river in South Africa?
A 100-year-old train, suspended over a river, has been transformed into a luxury hotel in South Africa. Tourists can now stay in a repurposed vehicle to enjoy the Kruger National Park. …
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“People Have a Strong Demand for a New Proximity with Nature”: In Conversation with Stefano Boeri
Stefano Boeri describes his work as “Designing a home for trees”, and he is now working all over the globe, bringing his tree-based approach to trees from Mexico to Shenzhen. The …
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How (and Why) to Let Weather Into Your Buildings: 6 Projects that Bring Nature Inside
Bringing the weather inside is usually the opposite of what you want from a building envelope. However, new research from the University of Oregon, described in an article by The Washington …
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