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Rediscovered Photos of the 70s Hollywood Skate Scene
Take a trip into a world of tube socks, short shorts and empty swimming pools.
This Photographer Shot Portraits of Strangers Before and After She Kissed Them
“By creating new relationships and learning about the thoughts and ideas of strangers, we might be able to build bridges and combat ignorance and judgement.”
The Artist Who Puts Couples in Vacuum Packs
Haruhiko Kawaguchi's claustrophobic images aim to express what we feel when we talk about love.
Brutal Photos From Thailand's Festival of the Nine Emperor Gods
Giselle Natassia traveled to Phuket, Thailand, to photograph the "mason" of the Nine Emperor Gods festival, who pierce their cheeks, tongues, and bodies.
This Photographer Takes Beautiful Portraits of People With Acne
After years of suffering from first hand experience, Peter DeVito wants to end the stigma surrounding spots and prove that acne can be beautiful.
Photos of the People Who Live and Work at Some of Indonesia's Biggest Landfills
Without any protection, they scavenge mountains of trash with their bare hands.
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The Surprising Sexiness of Plastic Watering Cans
Photographer Ken Lavey's new series "Cavities" continues to make us appreciate the eroticism of everyday objects.
These are Probably the Coolest Rickshaws You’ll Find in India
We spoke to the guys pimping rickshaws so travellers can zip across India in them.
Creepy Photos of Japan's Abandoned Love Hotels
With an aging population that's having less sex, there's more love hotels going out of business and falling into ruin.
Send Us Pictures of Your Town for a New Photo Series
“Your Town Is A Paradise” is a look into weird and strangely beautiful spots around Europe and the United States. Now, it’s time for Asia.
This Photography Book Is an Intimate Tribute to Cuba’s Trans Community
Sofia Prantera discusses 'Butterfly', produced by Aries collaboration with Joshua Gordon and Havana Club.
This Bangladeshi Photo Studio Offers a Space for People to Live Out Their Wildest Dreams
Photographer Samsul Alam Helal offers the residents of Dhaka a way to escape their long days of factory work.
