Photography became more popular and accessible with the advent of digital cameras and smartphones. Yet, film is still a preferred medium among many photographers. Photographers find themselves able to explore either traditional or digital techniques and equipment in their artistry, and debate — digital or film?

In the small country of Israel, Arabs and Jews have long been defined by their tensions. But one premier soccer team claims to have discovered a way to leave these problems outside the stadium.

“Credo Quia Absurdum” or “I believe it because it is absurd” is the motto of the ancient and honorable order of E Clampus Vitus. They are a historical fraternity dedicated to the preservation of American heritage - their way.

“Food Stylists: Beyond the Glaze” dives into the art and evolution of food styling in the era of social media.

In this story, we meet three women who turn to thrifting and upcycling as ways to drive the fashion industry toward more sustainable practices.

A mentorship-focused nonprofit organization empowers teenage girls from communities of color to explore identity and motivate social change through photography.

55 tons of medical per day were produced in Mumbai, India during the COVID-19 pandemic. Where does all that waste go?

Two tech companies find ways to use the human body as a tool for technological advancement

A former industrial brewery is where a vibrant community of artists now call home.

Los Angeles is more than just a concrete jungle. Nature for All is a non-profit organization that transports inner-city residents to L.A.’s lush landscapes.

Retired teacher, mother, and widow Jackie Loomis reflects on making a difference.

Olga Henry, a slack-liner and two times Guinness World Record holder, shares how slacklining has helped her to find belonging.

Few things are as big as the ocean, and in a world with infinite distractions, interacting with it can help us understand who we are and what really matters. “The Sea Inside” dives into the lives of three people who find different connections with our deep blue ocean.

At the Pasadena Waldorf School, high school students are encouraged to be a part of the educational process. Students, faculty, and education experts reflect on the positive impact that comes from non-traditional and experimental learning opportunities.

Travel to Texas and meet the Vice President of the International Brick Collectors Association, Becky Meacham. Then go on a fantastical journey around the country to meet people in the business of brick collecting.