Bookazine
WWII: Stories from the Frontlines
World War II: Stories from the Front Lines shares powerful firsthand accounts from soldiers and civilians, offering a look at life during the war through personal stories, maps, and survivor recollections.
Photo Editing
A selection of work from ideation to publication, integrating photo and archival research to visually bring stories to life.
Digital Article
This Byzantine shipwreck transformed underwater archaeology
How the excavation of a 7th-century Byzantine shipwreck off Yassi Ada helped pioneer modern underwater archaeology, introducing new techniques that make it possible to study shipwrecks scientifically.
Digital Article
How WWI got Nat Geo into the map business
National Geographic's mapmaking began during World War I, and its reputation for precision and detail led to requests from the U.S. government for specialized maps during World War II.
Digital Article
The science behind some of the world's fastest ice
The quality of every rink depends on factors like temperature, ice quality, friction, and elevation, and even small adjustments can have a significant impact on Olympic athletes' performance.