Mia Tramz

Mia Tramz is the Senior Multimedia Editor at TIME and contributor to Lightbox.

Recent Articles

Watch Barbie's 57-Year Evolution in 37 Seconds

Watch her body evolve from a thin teen model to her new, curvy form

By Eliana Dockterman and Mia Tramz

See New Horizons' Entire Pluto Flyby in 23 Seconds

Get a good look at the dwarf planet

By Mia Tramz

See Striking New Images of Algae Blooms in the Great Lakes

NASA released these images on Tuesday showing algal blooms in Lake St. Clair (above) and Lake Erie (below). The image was taken by the Operational Land Imager (OLI) on the Landsat 8 satellite on July...

By Mia Tramz

See the Far Side of the Moon From a Million Miles Away

Illuminated from a distance for the first time

By Mia Tramz

New Pluto Image Shows Enhanced View of Its Heart

NASA released the false color composite image

By Mia Tramz and Julia Zorthian

New Horizons Finds Second Mountain Range in Pluto's Heart

The newly discovered peaks are as high as the Appalachian Mountains

By Olivier Laurent and Mia Tramz

Photographing Pluto: This Is How New Horizons Works

NASA's Jeff Moore answers our questions about the historic Pluto fly-by

By Mia Tramz

Beyond Google Earth, How One Company Wants to See the World in 3D

Vricon offers a new way to map the world

By Mia Tramz

Two Filmmakers Set Out to Capture the Last Mesmerizing Dark Skies

Skyglow is a still-photography, time-lapse project

By Mia Tramz

See Music Festivals Like You've Never Seen Them Before

Felix Cid’s images of macro electronic music festivals are photographic mash ups

By Mia Tramz

Meet the Last Jews of Calcutta

Once a thriving community, today about 20 Jews remain in Calcutta

By Jael Silliman and Mia Tramz

Bearing Witness to the Legacy of War

Photographer Giles Duley, who lost three limbs in Afghanistan, speaks about his new project

By Mia Tramz

Meet the Man who has Photographed Mount Rushmore for Eight Decades

The monument turns 90 years old on March 3. 'People change...but the mountain stays the same,' says Bill Groethe

By Mia Tramz and Lily Rothman

Celebrating 80 Years of Associated Press' Wirephoto

Exactly 80 years ago today, on Jan. 1, 1935, the Associated Press sent its very first photograph over the organization’s brand new Wirephoto service: an aerial photo of a plane crash in upstate New York....

By Mia Tramz

In Memoriam: Remembering the Photographers We Lost in 2014

As 2014 rolls to a close, LightBox pauses to remember the great photographers we lost this year

By Mia Tramz

See Haunting Photos of NYPD Surveillance Helicopters Above the Eric Garner Protests

Police presence is evident in the air, as well as on the ground

By Mia Tramz and Marisa Schwartz Taylor

Celebrate Philae's Comet Landing With These 3 Mesmerizing Music Videos

Time for a victory dance

By Mia Tramz

See the Rosetta Spacecraft's Best Photos of Comet 67P

The European Space Agency's Philae probe, which detached from Rosetta, successfully landed on Comet 67p/Churyumov–Gerasimenko on Wednesday

By Mia Tramz and Adam Glanzman

Can You Tell the Difference Between a Royal and a Dummy?

See your favorite members of the royal family and their wax dummy duplicates, which were unveiled at Madame Tussauds in New York City on Oct. 23

By Mia Tramz

See Breathtaking Aerial Views of Fall Foliage

Autumn is here, and photographers everywhere are capturing the changing colors of the season. Poland-based photographer Kacper Kowalski captured the most unique views of all, opting to shoot his country’s fall foliage by paraglider (and...

By Mia Tramz
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