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Life at Huawei: Trains, European Design, and Lunch Naps

Photographer Kevin Frayer documented the company's facilities and work culture in southern China over five days in April. from Photo Latest http://bit.ly/2EGrkP8

A Harrowing Journey Up the World's Fifth Highest Mountain

Since the first attempt to ascend the Himalayan mountain Makalu in 1955, climbers have tried less than 300 times. No wonder—it's two and half months of hell. from Photo Latest http://bit.ly/2I3Ogsb

Space Photos of the Week: Bumper-Car Galactica

A look at the life, times, and collisions of large galaxies. from Photo Latest http://bit.ly/2VRMRKi

Central Asia's Wild Soviet Architecture

Photographers Roberto Conte and Stefano Perego traveled to four former republics for their latest book. from Photo Latest http://bit.ly/2HRoQxW

A Stunning Quest to Photograph Australia's 10 Deserts

Six down. Four to go. from Photo Latest http://bit.ly/2VSRWai

Space Photos of the Week: The Shrinky, Wrinkly, Seismic Moon

PLUS: A cleansing wind for Mars and a new star for Orion (eventually). from Photo Latest http://bit.ly/2VAWX22

Hong Kong Meets Scandinavia in These Multiple-Exposure Photos

Working entirely in-camera, Christoffer Relander juxtaposes neon-lit street scenes with pristine wilderness. from Photo Latest http://bit.ly/2Vt6Wqb

How VSCO Builds Film-Like Smartphone Photo Filters in Its Lab

Whether or not you've heard of VSCO, your iPhone snapshots could benefit from their photography science. from Photo Latest http://bit.ly/2VkU71b

A Dystopian Vision of the Future: Toxic but Candy Sweet

Photographer Fernando Montiel Klint imagines a world where technology has gone amok. from Photo Latest http://bit.ly/2LFIa6E

Space Photos of the Week: Hot Hubble Time Machine

Plus: Sisyphi Cavi, nanoparticles, and Cepheid variables. from Photo Latest http://bit.ly/2YiJFZO

Quiet Evidence of People's Impact on Earth

Photographer George Marazakis documents traces of human activity for his series 'A Cure for Anthropocene'. from Photo Latest http://bit.ly/2HarH6c

Dinosaurs Get Their Close-Ups in These Stunning Photos

Christian Voigt used analog and digital trickery to isolate individual dinosaurs from larger exhibitions. from Photo Latest http://bit.ly/2H3NMSw

Space Photos of the Week: Weird, Hungry, and Fast Black Holes

Plus impact craters, a Martian sunset, and a view of Uranus. from Photo Latest http://bit.ly/2VhOjdF

The Photographs That Paved the Way for Apollo 11

A new exhibition charts the history of moon photography—just in time for the 50th anniversary of the NASA mission. from Photo Latest http://bit.ly/2IXp8q7

These Sea Creatures Are Actually Made of Glass

Nineteenth-century glassworkers Leopold and Rudolf Blaschka made very accurate educational aids. Don't feel bad if they fool you. from Photo Latest http://bit.ly/2H154Qr

The Quiet Beauty of High-Octane Sports Cars

Ryan Young captured the drifting action in his series 'Home on the Grange'. from Photo Latest http://bit.ly/2DGquRJ

Exquisite Underwater Photos to Make You Love the Ocean

Christian Vizl gets up close with sharks, sea lions and more. from Photo Latest http://bit.ly/2XPNXI1

America’s Grandest Movie Palaces Find Strange New Lives

The old Hollywood studios built thousands of ornate theaters across the country. Most have been torn down or abandoned. from Photo Latest http://bit.ly/2PtMNPc

8 Earth Day Galleries to Show Off the Wonders of the World

Let's enjoy the planet in all its glories. from Photo Latest http://bit.ly/2vhU9MF

The Impressionistic Tracings of Airplane Lights at Night

Pete Mauney stiches hundreds of photographs together to create these poetic, nocturnal renderings. from Photo Latest http://bit.ly/2Kwdmoe