In a flat lay photo (also known as "lay flat" photo), the image is taken from directly above. This style is popular with restaurants, bloggers and reviewers,...

Get a glimpse at one of the early color photographs with this perfectly colorful subject.

How often do we get to see a rail yard from above? Just look at those lines and colours; wow. Let’s see why this is such a successful photograph.

This is a photograph of Mike Evans, a welder at Proviso yard in Chicago, taken by Jack Delano in 1943. Here we look at the historical context of the...

Sometimes images aren't what they first appear to be about. In this Look at This! I examine Toni Frissell's Victoria Station, London, 1951 to see what the...

In this post for the series "Look at This: Hail the Maintainers," we take in a powerful group portrait of a boy with his coworkers during a time long gone.

What can you tell from a photo? From the Look at This series, join Melody Nieves as she dives into the story behind this 1942 photograph by photographer...

This photograph is part of a collection documenting Eaton’s early life and her private and professional career in Canada.

This photograph from a production of Macbeth is part of the Billy Rose Theatre collection. Here we'll look at how this image makes us feel, along with some...

Here we have an aerial view of fields and houses. Is this a straightforward shot of the landscape our photographer was flying over at the time? Or is there...

Walker Evans photographed what he saw literally, creating art with the rhythms, textures, and organization of everyday life. Look at how Evans organizes...

In this photograph we see some cobbled together huts and two men sitting outside. What can we glean from this? Are they just homeless or is there more to...