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Technology
This phone died mid-shot and made a weirdly beautiful photo
Popkin
books
Vintage clown photos capture old circus culture
Popkin
Technology
Photos capture surviving payphones still scattered across America
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photography
Remember when digital cameras stored photos on floppy disks?
Jason Weisberger
photography
Trees that refused to be stopped by brick walls and cracks
Popkin
Science
Magnified Sand reveals the hidden beauty of individual grains
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Science
A single raindrop compresses a 30-meter pine forest into a perfect image
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History
What thousands of years of foot traffic does to marble stairs
Popkin
art
Thousands of plastic straws turn a face into an alien apparition
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art
Dinosaur light paintings that look like they came from another dimension
Popkin
animals
Storks build enormous nests on rooftops that weigh hundreds of pounds
Popkin
video
Slackliner over a foggy lake looks like someone bouncing on the moon
Popkin
photography
Macro photos of tiny mushrooms make them look like alien architecture
Popkin
photography
A 1990 photo book placed real kittens at landmarks in 15 countries
Popkin
photography
House-dwelling mouse is the best thing I've seen all week
Grant St. Clair
Science
Macro photography reveals hidden art in butterfly and moth wings
Popkin
photography
Deep sleep marks captured in photos show the imprints of naps
Popkin
photography
Anna Atkins' blue algae and the dawn of photography
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video
Sled dog films itself using $700 camera as chew toy
Gail Sherman
History
One of the earliest-born humans ever to be photographed
Ellsworth Toohey
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