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Interesting Photo of the Day: The Dolphins of Na Pali Coast

Interesting Photo of the Day: The Dolphins of Na Pali Coast

Karma is real. Photographer Christopher Howard, whose colorful images bring out a vivaciousness in whatever he shoots, captured this image of a dolphin swimming along the Na Pali coast along the northern coast of Kauai more than a year ago: When the photo was reposted online in February 2016, it naturally garnered praise, awe, and criticism for being Photoshopped. […]

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Interesting Photo of the Day: The Truth Behind Avatar’s Floating Hallelujah Mountains

Interesting Photo of the Day: The Truth Behind Avatar’s Floating Hallelujah Mountains

James Cameron’s Avatar isn’t real, but those awe-inspiring “Hallelujah Mountains” from the film are. While the craggy pillars don’t actually float, that illusion is easily created by the dense fog and mist that often swirls around the canyon beneath the peaks. The pillar pictured below was photographed by Thomas Dawson and has recently enjoyed an official name change from “South […]

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Interesting Photo of the Day: Motel 6 Rainbow Light Painting

Interesting Photo of the Day: Motel 6 Rainbow Light Painting

Joaquin Baldwin was sitting in a downtown Motel 6 in Santa Fe, New Mexico, when he noticed something odd coming through the peephole of his front door. The sun was shining directly into it, casting a circular rainbow on the far wall of the room. While most of us would mutter a “huh” and move on, Baldwin had […]

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Interesting Photo of the Day: Adorable Toddler and Ducks Enjoy a Rainy Day

Interesting Photo of the Day: Adorable Toddler and Ducks Enjoy a Rainy Day

Rainy days have long been a great excuse for staying inside, bundling up and lazing around. The cold, wet, grey weather can be so dreary, so who really wants to be outside anyway? Well, as much as a dark, rainy day can make any adult want to hide away, the freshly wet world can be […]

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Interesting Photo of the Day: An 8 Ton Orca Jumping Out of the Water

Interesting Photo of the Day: An 8 Ton Orca Jumping Out of the Water

If you’ve ever been out on a whale watching boat tour, especially recently, it’s not very likely that you actually got in close to the massive beasts. With many regulations regarding safe distance to the pods, the viewers are usually forced to snap their photos from afar, hoping the zoom will do the action justice. […]

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Interesting Photo of the Day: Miss Alaska in Her Native Element

Interesting Photo of the Day: Miss Alaska in Her Native Element

Much to his delight, Norwegian nature photographer and photojournalist Olav Thokle stumbled upon the opportunity of a lifetime when he had the chance to photograph the radiant Miss Alaska herself in a private modeling session. Thokle created many unique and beautiful images during the shoot, including the lovely shot below: Stunning, isn’t she? Miss Alaska is an 18-month old […]

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Interesting Photo of the Day: An Erupting Guatemalan Volcano

Interesting Photo of the Day: An Erupting Guatemalan Volcano

Sometimes you’re just in the right place at the right time. That’s what happened to Andy Shepard, a nature and travel photographer who hiked up a nearby mountain, set up his tripod, and fell asleep until 1:30 a.m., when a deafening sound exploded nearby; he woke up and quickly managed to capture this breathtaking image of […]

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Interesting Photo of the Day: Tiny Mountaintop Earth

Interesting Photo of the Day: Tiny Mountaintop Earth

Who needs panoramas when you can create tiny Earths on your smartphone? Not jsmooth7, who trekked up Panorama Ridge in Garibaldi Provincial Park, in British Columbia, Canada, only to eschew the namesake panoramic route and opt for a little sphere of wonder instead: The photographer captured this shot with an old Nexus 4 phone and put it together […]

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Interesting Photo of the Day: Australia’s Boneyard Falls

Interesting Photo of the Day: Australia’s Boneyard Falls

Bombo Headland was the site of a tremendously scientifically important quarry in New South Wales, Australia. That’s where, in 1926, someone discovered the world’s longest geomagnetic polarity interval, near what would become the town of Kiama, giving the quarry its geological title of the “Kiaman Reverse Superchron”. Also, it’s really pretty:  The shot makes the water look like painted brushstrokes. […]

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Interesting Photo of the Day: Cheetah Licks Photographer’s Toes

Interesting Photo of the Day: Cheetah Licks Photographer’s Toes

Wildlife photographer and filmmaker Kim Wolhuter had been filming a mother cheetah and her four cubs in Mashatu Game Reserve in Botswana for six weeks before this incredible picture was taken. Wolhuter, it seems, had built up such trust with the cheetah family that the young female decided to come in for a closer look […]

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