Shergar was one of the greatest racehorses the world had ever seen when he was kidnapped in 1983. His case remains open today.Getty ImagesShergar in the St. Leger Stakes at Doncaster.
The 1980s version of American Pharoah, the dominating force in English horse racing, was the untouchable Shergar. He retired a folk hero to stud in Ireland when he suddenly vanished in 1983. Shergar was never found and his strange fate has puzzled fans for more than 30 years. Read More...
Why capture people when you can take photos of storms? Storm chaser photography isn't for the faint of heart, but the visual rewards are worth the risk.Source: The Daily Mail
The line between idiocy and passion is often blurred, and storm photography is perhaps most emblematic of that.
These fearless photographers have gone above and beyond in their pursuit of the picture-perfect shot of thunderstorms. They travel miles, risking their lives, scouring sites and waiting patiently for the storm to swell. Read More...
Source: Sean E. Avery
Sean E. Avery Source: Sean E. Avery
As ice caps continue their slow, subtle transformation to puddles and our resources grow feather-thin, you’d be hard pressed to find someone who hasn’t considered ways to curb–or at least extend the life of–their consumption. Those habits aren’t exclusive to the art world, as all sorts of artists have begun looking to old materials, otherwise known as upcycling, for creative inspiration. Read More...
