Imagine that you were forced to leave your home and could only bring one thing with you. What would you bring?

I came across Elena Vizerskaya's photo manipulation art last year in this article on Daily Art, and it's hard not to fall in love with it if you have a weak spot for dalí-esque surrealism.

Eerily beautiful, midway between Norway and the North Pole, Svalbard discovered by the Norse as early as the 12th century literally means cold shores. This set was shot in Spitsbergen, Svalbard Archipelago, Norway, 2011.

The U.S. enjoy a long history of desperate parents seeking to entertain their little ones by bringing them to sit on the laps of costumed strangers. Right on point with our "Creepy Santa" post a few years back, we've compiled a few of our favorite furry…

A series of stills from our in house photo genius Dean Bradshaw from his latest trip to New York. I absolutely love the color palette found here, and the way he elicits such a powerful narrative in such a simple composition.

Circa 1983 is the work of Owen Perry. I came across his work last week and haven't been able to close the tab on my browser window. Every time I come back to his images, I can't stop scrolling as if I'm in a dream state. Being from the mountains, and…

One of the best editorial shoots I've seen this year. Steven Lippman blows us away with Odland, featured in shockingly beautiful Malibu Magazine (I know right?). Horses and girls, far from cheesy, sculptural and on trend, from gorgeous tattoos to Tarantino…

Nicholas Routzen has been shooting New York for years and it shows. His appreciation and love for the city spreads thick, from fashion week to snowy streets. I spent an evening with Nicholas cruising Williamsburg and his favorite drink spots and quickly…

Amanda Pizziconi for Arsenic Magazine, photographed by Kesler Tran.