Italian photographer Alberto Tandoi walked 400km across London, capturing the people who caught his eye in a new photobook he describes as a "collection of silent stories."
Alberto Tandoi’s photobook, 400km, is named after the distance he walked across London to capture portraits. Describing it as a “chronicle of encounters” and “collection of characters,” Tandoi photographed people whose style or aura intrigued him, saying, “Any portrait is, in reality, a self-portrait.”
Google honors SOPHIE with a Doodle on her birthday.
To commemorate what would have been SOPHIE’s birthday on September 17, Google paid tribute to the trailblazing pop producer with a special Google Doodle.
The search engine’s homepage was transformed with a striking neon rainbow design, featuring an illustration of SOPHIE in place of the first ‘O’ in the iconic Google logo. Accompanying the Doodle was a short animated video titled Celebrating Sophie Xeon, which portrays SOPHIE morphing into various forms, including a cloud and a heart, before concluding with her playing the Monomachine—an instrument central to her distinct hyperpop sound. The video is soundtracked by her track Immaterial, from her debut and only album released during her lifetime, OIL OF EVERY PEARL’S UN-INSIDES. This vibrant tribute celebrates her profound influence on modern music and her enduring legacy.
Stunning Solar Eclipse Image Wins 2024 Astronomy Photographer of the Year Award
On October 14, 2023, the U.S. experienced its annual solar eclipse, offering photographer Ryan Imperio a rare chance to capture Baily’s beads. These glimmering rings appear when sunlight filters through the moon’s valleys and craters during an eclipse. Imperio documented these half-rings from Odessa, Texas, combining around 30 images into a stunning composite that earned him the 2024 Astronomy Photographer of the Year award.
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