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Fashion Photographer Reframes Beauty Focusing on Genetic Conditions

Award winning fashion photographer, Rick Guidotti, worked in Milan, Paris and New York shooting pictures of the world's most beautiful people, until a chance encounter on a Manhattan street changed everything. Rick saw a stunning albino girl at the bus stop. He realized that he could help redefine beauty for these kids and adults with genetic differences everywhere.

Intimate, Spontaneous Moments Win Cell Phone Photo Contest

The Worldwide Photography Gala Awards announced the winners of their first Cell Phone Photo Contest. The call for entries attracted intimate family portraits, spontaneous street shots, and avant-garde imaginary that demonstrated the creativity of artists from 42 countries.

Husband In Pink Tutu Still Helping Breast Cancer Patients (New Film)

For photographer Bob Carey and his wife Linda, a big hairy man in a pink tutu has taken on special meaning in their fight against breast cancer. When Linda was recovering from surgery, he discovered something he could do to ease the stress. He took photos of himself in odd locations wearing a pink tutu. Mr. Carey has now shot more than 110 images of himself in tutus, all for a book to raise money to help others dealing with the disease

Photo of the Day - Summer Fun Around the World

In the U.S., Canada, and Europe, summer is still in full swing, but we all know the end is near. We wanted to share these photos of summer fun to show how it's done because it's not too late to plan a picnic, visit a lake, or set up a sprinkler in the back yard.

Photo of the Day - Bridge of Dreams

For nine years, a dedicated group of Amish neighbors, horsemen, businesses and Ohio politicians raised money and worked to convert a vacated railroad line into a multi-use trail for cyclists, equestrians, hikers and horse-drawn vehicles.

Slow and Steady Mars Rover Finally Completes Red Planet Marathon

A time of 11 years, two months isn't much to brag about if you're running the Boston Marathon. It's pretty good if you're on Mars. NASA's "Opportunity" rover has finally traveled 26.2 miles from its landing site — the length of a standard marathon race — across the surface of Mars.