
In a series of hauntingly gorgeous photographs entitled “SOUP,” Mandy Barker captures the bright, plastic debris that covers our oceans.

Scott shoots everything from rappers under studio lighting to the nooks and crannies of Los Angeles.

He loves the architecture, loves the topography, loves shooting portraits on the street.

Walzer and his father share a love for home-science experiments.

Ben Heine's art combines elements of "magic, illusion, poetry and surrealism."

John Jones focuses on the sweet details of everyday life.

Photo collective They Shoot Film won the GOOD Maker challenge to document gratitude.

Forty years ago this month, the Environmental Protection Agency sent photographers across the United States to document the state of the environment.

Here comes the iPhone, and there go the photojournalists.

Check out all 99 Portraits for the 99 Percent. And read an interview with Steven Greaves, the photographer behind the photographs.

The OWS encampment may be gone, but the protest’s legacy lives on across New York City. Click through to see 99 Photos for the 99 Percent.

An interview with Steven Greaves, the photographer behind 99 Portraits for the 99 Percent

Christopher Boffoli's photographs depict ordinary scenes with tiny people on life-sized food.

Kristina Alexanderson's project gives emotion to expressionless Lego stormtroopers.

David Shankbone has been covering OWS since before the protests even started. These are his favorite moments.

David Shankbone documents OWS and asks for nothing in return. Meet the man symbolizing the movement.