Born in Detroit in 1960, Mark was rased by lithuanian parents. His mother was a model and his father worked in GM’s styling department. His family moved to Chicago when Mark was ten where he discovered photography and began assisting commercial photographers after high school he attended northern illinois university, university of illinois and columbia college. Where Mark received a BA in photography.
Suspend disbelief for a second and imagine if the Big Apple were dropped inside of one of the biggest canyons in the world. It would be an amazing, vast, and otherworldly mashup of two opposite places, as demonstrated in a series called Merge by photographer Gus Petro.
Unfortunately, many people pay little attention to correct spelling. These pictures proves that simple spelling errors can change everything. There are a number of reasons why good spelling matters. Let’s see them.
Negotiation isn’t just something that ambassadors and heads of state do, it’s part of our daily lives. Many commonplace interactions involve negotiation, whether we realize it or not. Unless you are alone on the...
Is punishment or reward more effective for helping people learn. A lot of people would say different incentives motivate different people, or in different circumstances, but in psychology there is a sizable body of evidence that in order to learn skills, positive feedback is more effective. This fining has been verified not just with humans, but also with other species.
Our culture, and our skies, are full of rainbows, but do you know how they form? Do we all see the same rainbow? Could cyborg-enhanced mantis shrimp eyes ever see a bigger rainbow?