50 Influential Photographs That Changed Our World

Source: All That Is Interesting
Capturing a single moment in time and using images to provide for a more immediate emotional impact with the viewer, photography is not an art whose reach is limited to aesthetics. In truth, the medium has life-shaping potential. We’ve combed through the archives and have picked out 50 photos that we think have left just that kind of impact on the world. Check them out at All That Is Interesting and see if you agree.

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Source: All That Is Interesting
What Happens To Film Sets After Production Wraps Up

Source: Atlas Obscura
Your average film might last for around 90 minutes, but that doesn’t mean that its impact disappears as the screen fades to black. While film’s emotional and mental reach is obvious, e tend to think a bit less of production’s physical imprint around the world. Tapping into that, Atlas Obscura travels all over the world–from “The Hobbit” hole to “The Alamo” to show us just what remains when a film is technically “over”.

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Source: Atlas Obscura