Photo by Jimmy Chin jimmychin | Yosemite National Park: A rare bird’s-eye view of El Capitan and Half Dome. For more images of wild landscapes around the world, follow jimmychin
Photo by Brian Skerry brianskerry | A pair of Atlantic bluefin tuna, each weighing perhaps 1,000 pounds, swim in the chilly waters of Canada's Gulf of St. Lawrence. Bluefin possess incredible biology. They continue to grow their entire lives, swim faster than torpedoes, crisscross the ocean each year, and generate heat in their bodies, allowing them to swim into cold waters to feed. Revered for centuries, their stocks have now dwindled. Follow BrianSkerry to see more wildlife in the sea and to read the stories behind the photos.
Photo by Dina Litovsky dina_litovsky | Students in Kiev celebrate the last day of school by jumping into the city’s numerous fountains. The "last bell" ceremony dates to the Soviet Union era and is still observed in many post-Soviet cities. The festivities begin just after classes finish but before the final exams. For a couple of days, Kiev turns into a playground for students celebrating the beginning of summer. For more images, follow me dina_litovsky.
Photo by Gabriele Galimberti gabrielegalimbertiphoto and Juri De Luca | Fossils of long-extinct creatures aren’t just for museums. Today there’re in homes and businesses as wealthy collectors indulge a controversial hobby. A Kaatedocus siberi stands among an eclectic mix of wares at Theatrum Mundi, a private gallery in Arezzo, Italy.
Photo by Brian Skerry brianskerry | A pair of Atlantic bluefin tuna, each weighing perhaps 1,000 pounds, swim in the chilly waters of Canada's Gulf of St. Lawrence. Bluefin possess incredible biology. They continue to grow their entire lives, swim faster than torpedoes, crisscross the ocean each year, and generate heat in their bodies, allowing them to swim into cold waters to feed. Revered for centuries, their stocks have now dwindled. Follow BrianSkerry to see more wildlife in the sea and to read the stories behind the photos.
Photo by Dina Litovsky dina_litovsky | Students in Kiev celebrate the last day of school by jumping into the city’s numerous fountains. The "last bell" ceremony dates to the Soviet Union era and is still observed in many post-Soviet cities. The festivities begin just after classes finish but before the final exams. For a couple of days, Kiev turns into a playground for students celebrating the beginning of summer. For more images, follow me dina_litovsky.
Photo by Gabriele Galimberti gabrielegalimbertiphoto and Juri De Luca | Fossils of long-extinct creatures aren’t just for museums. Today there’re in homes and businesses as wealthy collectors indulge a controversial hobby. A Kaatedocus siberi stands among an eclectic mix of wares at Theatrum Mundi, a private gallery in Arezzo, Italy.
