Picture Show: Separations, Tapes, and Other Exploded Photography

Photographs by Benjamin Innes, culled from his "Separations" and "Tapes" series.

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Culture

Picture Show: The Garden

Over the last few years, urban gardening has grown increasingly more prominent-as an emblem of demand for healthier, more natural food; as a...

by GOOD

Picture Show: 500 Years

For five centuries, the residents of Potosi, Bolivia, have lived and died in the mines of Cerro Rico, or "rich mountain." The name, one could...

by GOOD, Evan Abramson

Picture Show: The Harvest

The ongoing battle between medical marijuana advocates and law enforcement has begotten some tricky legality, which has lead to all sorts of...

by GOOD, Mathieu Young

Picture Show: Breach

In the Spring of 2009, the photographer Richard Mosse traveled to Iraq, where he captured arresting images of U.S. soldiers working and living...

by GOOD, Richard Mosse

Picture Show: Free Again

Crime and punishment. Rehabilitation and reform. Correctional facilities. We use these phrases when we talk about prison, but the distance between...

by GOOD

Culture

Picture Show: Skateistan

Those of us in the Western world probably imagine of Afghanistan more in terms of soldiers and bombs than skaters bombing hills. Last summer,...

by Patrick James, Noah Abrams

GOOD Blog

Google Bomb Explodes

It's like losing an old friend. Google has fixed their algorithim so that when one googles "miserable failure" the first result is no longer...

by Morgan Clendaniel

Lifestyle

Intermission: Exploding Cocktails

Get in the mood for GOOD's launch party with a video of shattering glass and rupturing beer in slow motion.

by Jillian Anthony

Operation Paydirt Picture Show

Like thousands of Americans, the artist Mel Chin traveled to New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina to see how he could help. However, once...

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Design

Picture Show: Guantanamo Bay

For nearly three years, Christopher Sims made phone calls and sent letters to various military personnel in order to gain access to the military...

by GOOD, Christopher Sims

Design

Picture Show: Google This

Taking our ubiquitous searches to the physical world The Brazilian Italian artist Filippo Minelli wrote to us about his interest in "exploring...

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Picture Show: Waste Management

Recycling is nothing new, but few among us have seen what happens to our plastic, paper, metal, and glass once it departs from our blue, curbside...

by GOOD, Mathieu Young

Picture Show: Crash Tests

Crash test dummies, or anthropomorphic test devices, are replications of human forms and weight distributions, used to study potential human...

by GOOD, Charles Negre

Picture Show: Mayors Across America

The photographer Ed Morris describes the bicycle as "the perfect vehicle for traveling across the country," and the mayor as the "perfect...

by GOOD, Ed Morris

Design

Picture Show: American Faith

The word faith often refers to a belief in something not based on proof. From that perspective, the idea of attempting to photograph it would...

by GOOD, Christopher Churchill

Picture Show: Topsy Topiary

The San Francisco Bay Area is home to no shortage of natural beauty-from its rugged coastline to its lush hillsides to its rain-covered...

by GOOD, Alan George

Environment

Picture Show: Absence of Water

In its heyday, London's Hornsey Baths (pictured), served some 120 daily visitors. That, however, was more than half a century ago; over time,...

by GOOD, Gigi Cifali

Picture Show: The Last Road North

Alaska's Dalton Highway, more generally known as the Haul Road, covers 414 miles of rugged terrain from an area about 75 miles north of Fairbanks...

by GOOD, Ben Huff

Design

Picture Show: Fake Holidays

Most vacations involve self-deception. We all do it to varying degrees, but to engage in the fantasy of a few days in paradise is to partake in a...

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