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The article introduces the art cover of the magazine, the painting titled "An Ocean of Data" by Gonzalo Bacigalupe. A background is provided on the academic career and education of Bacigalupe, as well as his research work and distinctive perspective in his painting. It discusses "An Ocean of Data" as a reflection of Bacigalupe's love of his native country, Chile, as well as its link to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The article focuses on the work of psychologist and photographer Alan D. Entin, who captured a stunning sunset view from an airplane window in his photograph featured on the cover of American Psychologist.

The article focuses on Delton W. Young, a clinical and forensic psychologist, mountaineer, and photographer, highlighting his passion for the outdoors and his ability to capture unique angles and emphasize color and texture in natural scenes. It explores Young's work demonstrates the potential of the physical environment and mastering its skills in promoting well-being, while also emphasizing the importance of appreciating the complexities and multiple perspectives of people and landscapes.