Articles by Anika Burgess

Here is a striking visual compendium of Darwin's scientific breakthrough.

Finding unexpected angles in Hong Kong.

The classy way to go into hiding.

Gaze at one hundred years of people knitting.

Old mining towns and research shacks lie in ruins in the Svalbard islands.

The archives of Charles "Teenie" Harris are a treasure trove of political history.

A glorious visual compendium of plants and flowers that spans thousands of years.

A new book looks at the sites which once promised to be the future.

Bold visions—from the past—of how we would live in the future.

See double with this collection of unexpected pairings.

Instead of shells, these hermit crabs used plastic bottle caps and other trash.

This photographer took on Berlin's entire U-Bahn network, one station at a time.

Up close and personal with prize-winning dogs and their groomers.

A balancing act through the ages.

What happens in Vegas quite often stays in the UNLV Archives.

Inside an archive of travel guides and postcards that sold tourists on Soviet-era Estonia.

Glow-in-the-dark marine life.

One of the largest performing arts collections in the world also has some of the most unusual visuals.

The kitschy motels of the Wildwoods, lit up in brightly colored neon.

Looking through a lens at the discovery that changed the world.

These rare Russian insignia are a colorful relic of Soviet space travel.

A once-sprawling farm with a sad ending and a hopeful future.

Meet the giants of the insect world.

Where to cool down when it's hot in the city.