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Marchers gather before the start of Santa Barbara’s annual Solstice parade.

Salt evaporation ponds turn pink from the high concentration of salt-loving microorganisms, specifically a type of algae called Dunaliella salina and halobacteria. As water evaporates and salinity increases, these organisms produce a red-orange pigment, often beta-carotene, as a natural sunscreen to protect themselves from the high solar radiation…[Read more]

Salt evaporation ponds in San Francisco Bay. The lines are roads. Barely visible in the lower right corner is an electrical transmission tower.

Somewhere over Utah, USA

Aerial tapestry

Yes. Stacked using 80 frames.

Static electricity at the scale of a fly strongly attracts lint, which is why flies are always cleaning themselves.

A storm brews over Circuit City

The Golden Ratio in Nature

Life imitates art

Night Cycle

Urban living

Milwaukee Art Museum by Santiago Calatrava

Reflections in a stairwell

The Institute of Creative Windows