Photographer Beth Moon spent 14 years of her life photographing ancient trees around the world. Here are some of the most remarkable photographs from her journey.

Our planet is getting overpopulated, according to an estimate the human population would increase to 9 billion by 2050. Here is some stunning photos that capture the impact of overconsumption and overpopulation.

Oil spill fire / Photo by Daniel Beltra/Greenpeace

Trash wave / Photo by Zak Noyle

South City Mall in Kolkata, India / Photo by Brett Cole

Dead bird / Photo by Chris Jordan

Feedlot in Brazil / Photo by Daniel Beltra/Greenpeace

Cows and smoke / Photo by Daniel Beltra/Greenpeace

Oil wells / Photo by Mark Gamba

Hill-side slum in Port-au-Prince, Haiti / Photo by Google Earth/2014 Digital Globe

Mexico City / Photo by Pablo Lopez Luz

Willamette National Forest, Oregon / Photo by Daniel Dancer

Greenhouses in Almeria, Spain / Photo by Yann Arthus-Bertrand

British Columbia clear-cut / Photo by Garth Lentz

Tim Mantoani shot 150 famous photographers posing with their most iconic photos. The project was completed in 5 years and the photographs were taken with rare and mammoth 20×24 Polaroid cameras. The project included photographers like Steve McCurry, Phil Stern, Barbara Bordnick and Jeff Widener among others. You can buy the book Behind Photographs: Archiving Photographic Legends containing all photos on amazon.

Steve McCurry

Herman Leonard

Barbara Bordnick

Carl Fischer

David Doubilet

Karen Kuehn

Douglas Kirkland

Elliott Erwitt

Jeff Widener

Jim Marshall

Julius Shulman

Mary Ellen Mark

Lyle Owerko

Mark Seliger

Neil Leifer

Harry Benson

Brian Smith

Brent Stirton

Bill Eppridge

Nick Ut

Bob Gruen

Jim Marshall

Baron Wolman

Robert Mcneely

Phil Stern

Thomas Mangelsen

Davia Hume Kennerly

Donna Ferrato

Donna De Ceaare

Freo Vuich