Have you ever seen a food commercial and wondered how it was made? Well it was probably thanks to guys like Steve Giralt and his crazy contraptions.
NASA has decided on 116 images that aliens should see, if they can see, to tell them all they need to know about humans. So which images did they send and do you agree?
When you see awesome photos of far away object in space most of them are actually captured in black and white. So how do scientists add color to these distant objects?
If you've ever read an I Spy book with your kids, or were a kid reading one, then you have one man to thank. Meet photographer Walter Wick who painstakingly builds the setups for the book series.
For most of the early part of the 20th century child labor was common place but it was thanks to some photos that it was eventually ended allowing kids to do what we all take for granted.
How did a simple aerial photography nearly start a nuclear war? Lets go back in time and see how a simple photograph started the Cuban Missile Crisis.
Scientists recently revealed the first ever photo of a black hole captured by an array of telescopes across the planet. Take a look at what went into this momentous event.
These landscape time lapses shot with camera's modified to capture infrared will blow you away with their surreal visuals of a world we're not used to seeing.
Light paintings often taken a lot of time and the results aren't as clean as you would like. Enter a drone carrying an LED strip to create incredibly detailed light painted murals in the sky.
World War II had some pretty famous photos and none more so than the two flag photos by America and the Soviets. But why was the photo taken by the Soviets so heavily edited?
See how photographer Reuben Wu captures incredible photos of mountains at night. Reuben uses drones to help illuminate these giants around the world to capture their beauty.
Prepare to have your views of butterflies forever changed thanks to these incredible images of the Pale Grass Blue butterfly all captured using a scanning electron microscope or SEM.
Femto-Photography uses special equipment that can freeze light photons because of it's ability to capture 1 trillion frames per second. Watch as this demonstration shows light being frozen in time.
See what happened when 100 ballerinas were paired up with 100 dogs and captured by photographer's Kelly Pratt and Ian Kreidich. The photos were made to challenge the perception of formal dance photos.
Have you ever seen a deconstructed sandwich hovering in mid air in a photo? Well this is how they make the magical image and it's all down to editing.
