For over three years, we’ve published our favorite photographs and pictures from around the world on a daily basis. We crunched the numbers to determine the most-viewed pictures and the results were fascinating given their breadth and depth in subjects. From the frightening to the humorous to the bizarre and enlightening, we present the most popular All That Is Interesting pictures:
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A Little Calvin In Every Child
A Little Calvin In Every Child was one of the first images on All That Is Interesting when we launched in 2010 and has remained one of the most popular. And it’s easy to see why: the hilarious mimicry of Calvin reminds us exactly why it’s great to be a kid.
Asperatus Clouds Over New Zealand
This fascinatingly bizarre photograph garnered an even weirder amount of online attention, where it was featured in several conspiracy-oriented websites that claimed it was evidence of government manipulation of the weather.
The Town Where Everyone Wears A Gas Mask
One of our favorite articles in the archives, The Town Where Everyone Wears A Gas Mask details life in Miyakejima, Japan, where an active volcano had spewed poisonous gas for the last two decades. Rather than leave, the 3,000 inhabitants decided to wear gas masks 24/7 so they could remain on the island.
The Casting Call For Smells Like Teen Spirit
This delightful gem needs little explanation: it’s the casting call for the music video for Smells Like Teen Spirit.
McDonalds In America Heatmap
McDonalds: it’s everywhere and anywhere — this beautiful visualization of every location in America proves it.
Behind A Frozen Waterfall
Who knew that a) you could get behind a frozen waterfall and b) they would have such magnificent colors?
The End Of The Earth
The Nullarbor Cliffs literally feel like the end of the earth, though they are really just the end of Australia.
Afghanistan In The 1960s
Our most popular gallery of 2013, Afghanistan in the 1960s is a staggering photo essay on what life was once like in Afghanistan.
The Most Popular All That Is Interesting Pictures: Dragon Falls
The Man Who Refused To Salute Hitler
The story of August Landmasser is amazing as it is tragic. Landmasser fell in love with a Jewish woman who, before they could marry, was sent to a concentration camp. Before he would be sent to a labor camp, this picture captured Landmasser refusing to partake in the Nazi salute during a public rally in 1936.
What You’re Advertised Versus What You’re Served
The Design Of Eixample, Barcelona
We won’t be able to do this article full justice, so you should read and see the phenomenal urban design of Eixample, Barcelona.
The Near-Extinction Of The American Bison
Once numbering in the hundreds of millions in the United States (that’s right, hundreds of millions), bison were hunted down to a mere thousand by 1890. Most of the story of how this happened can be inferred by the picture above.
The Haunted Hotel Of Colombia
The Grandeur Of The Grand Teton
The Buzludzha Monument Of Bulgaria
A relic of an era since lost, Bulludzha Monument was erected in 1981 as a monument to the Bulgarian socialist movement. The Communist government would soon fade away, as would the monument.
The Most Popular All That Is Interesting Pictures: Blue Dragon River
Bloody Sunday In Northern Ireland
The US-Mexican Border
One of the most popular posts on All That Is Interesting, the above picture captures the astonishing differences on both sides of the border between the United States and Mexico.
The Volcano Aurora
Of course, where else would a photograph of a volcano spewing lava with Aurora Borealis in the background be taken but Iceland?
Central Park At Dusk
The View From The Canoe
Horseshoe Bend
For over three years, we sort of made a big mistake: we called this Big Bend of Zion National Park. In fact, it’s Horseshoe Bend of Glen Canyon.
The World’s First Underwater Hotel
Located in the Maldives, Conrad Maldives Rangali Island is the world’s first underwater hotel. And it is magnificent.
Russia’s Amazing Underwater Cave
The Tunnel Of Trees
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