Nearly 50,000 entries from 95 countries were considered for this year's Wildlife Photographer of the Year award. The prestigious prize,...
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"White Wine" by Michael Davidson 'Tis the season of resolution and empty pockets and for many of us January will...
Join the Royal Society for an evening celebrating science photography as they unveil the winners of the inaugural Royal Society Publishing Photography Competition....
How does light transform through photography? Mobile photography has become a global medium and an established form of visual communication....
This beautiful photo is of a meteor and an aurora captured in Aberdeen. The meteor is from the annual Taurid...
It's interesting to contemplate what has really changed about the way we see the world in ones own lifetime. Many major...
When we look at the bud of a rose, we see a striking example of a mathematical phenomenon found throughout...
I know that I am not alone in being fascinated by crime and death. From Sherlock Holmes to Poirot, and...
As part of the International Year of Light, an image showing insect trails around a floodlight. Image: EPOD, Bug trails,...
Join the Natural History Museum for an evening with award-winning photographer Anup Shah as he shares his passion for studying animal...
The Cosmic Gallery: The Most Beautiful Images of the Universe Giles Sparrow Quercus (2013) Some stories can’t be told with...
The Imperial Festival ran Friday 3 May to Saturday 4 May and attracted over 10,000 visitors. I, Science...
A natural splendour ascends from the shimmering glacial sea. Streams of sunlight cast a royal glow upon its majestic form,...
The Veolia Environment Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition is currently running at the Natural History Museum. It showcases the...
Taken from Issue 21. You’d be forgiven for thinking that this photo was an intricate model of a train set...
In issue 19 of I, Science, “Unexplored Worlds”, we feature the work of x-ray artist Hugh Turvey. The full interview...
