Tag: animals
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National Geographic Releases “Planet or Plastic” Campaign and It Will Make You Sick
National Geographic magazine launched a shocking campaign called Planet or Plastic in 2018 with the intention of putting a major spotlight on the fact that there is far too much plastic in our environment. By showing the terrible effects plastic has on our flora and fauna, NatGeo hopes to change the ways consumers use plastic. “For…
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“Underwater Dogs” by Photographer Seth Casteel
Seth Casteel has made a living photographing man’s best friend. Though he snaps pictures of other animals as well, his series of photos showing dogs underwater have captivated audiences and have since gone viral. The award-winning photog now has a book of his amazing images such as these can be found in Seth’s New York…
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The Amazing World of Chicken Beauty Pageants Photographed by Ernest Goh
Photographer and visual artist Ernest Goh is known for his work photographing wildlife and other animals. His latest book documents the strange world of chicken beauty pageants in Malaysia where he encountered a breed of bird called the Ayam Seramas, an ornate chicken raised not for its meat but purely for its appearance. These chickens…
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The Most Beautiful Chickens in the World, Photographed
In 2013, photographer Matteo T decided to go in search of a Concincina as a pet for his studio garden in Milan. That’s when he met Giorgio, a farmer who invited him to an aviary exhibition. That very same day, the Concincina hen Jessicah stole Matteo’s heart. Ever since, Matteo has made it his life’s…
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Photographer Takes Pictures of Ingo The Dog And His Owl Friends And They’re Amazing
Ingo and friends are the members of Tanja Brandt's family who is an incredible animal photographer. These furry and feathered beauties are perfect models to portray beautiful, sweet and unexpected moments between two extremely different species. “I’ve always loved animals, since I was a baby, unlike the rest of my family"- said Tanja to Bored…
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Costume Designer Performs Surgery On Monarch Butterfly With Broken Wing
Monarch butterflies can live from 2 weeks to about 5 months, but this guy’s time was threatened to be cut ever shorter. Romy McCloskey committed to raising these creatures some time ago, and after one of them came into this world with a wing defect, she knew something had to be done. McCloskey turned her…
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Breaking the “Crazy Cat Lady” Stereotype by Photographing Grown Men with Their Adorable Cats
The term “crazy cat lady” gets bandied around fairly regularly, but not in this series by David Williams who captures men and their felines. David’s project is titled Men & Cats and breaks the “crazy cat lady” stereotype by photographing men in their homes and on the street with their cat companions. According to Williams:…
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Artist Transforms a Fallen Redwood Tree into A Gigantic Octopus
Talented artisan Jeffrey Michael Samudosky of JMS Wood Sculpture in Gig Harbor, Washington has created an absolutely stunning giant pacific octopus that he carved with a chainsaw into a large piece of wood from a fallen redwood tree. The enormous cephalopod took a great deal of time and effort, but the result is absolutely gorgeous. And don’t forget, if you’re…
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Illustrator Creates the Most Amazing Dog Playing Cards Ever
Looking for the perfect gift for your friend or loved one that has everything? Why not get them these amazing dog-themed playing cards by San Fran artist John Littleboy? The cards, aptly named Pack of Dogs, is the latest project from John who operates a kooky and creative online playing card shop known as Artiphany. “Transformed…
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Spectacular Close Up Photography of Tiny Creatures Captured with a Laser-Scanning Microscope
Neurobiologist Igor Siwanowicz‘s latest photographic series takes us on a magical journey in extreme close up. His brilliantly colored images show the tree-like structures of moth antennas, the wild details of barnacle legs, and the otherworldly shapes of plant spores. The photos are made with a confocal laser-scanning microscope capable of “seeing” vast amounts of detail…