Look At These Waves

This dingo coal-miner turned man-bun photographer has a short film about waves, and it's great. Much like his instagram featuring more of the same.

Being In Right Place At The Right Time

Tao Liu is a water meter reader who carries a camera with him on the job, snapping moments of people just going about their day. He has no formal training in photography. The only reason he does it is to pass the time in his unrewarding day job as he moves between meter readers. Shot Tao.

Piiiiics Innnnnnnn Spaaaccceeeee

Japanese botanic artist Makoto Azuma sent plants and a camera into space with the help of some helium balloons. The result is part of his latest exhibition he's titled Exbiotanica. Dope!

Chickens And Cocks

Look at this poultry stunting hard for photographer Ernest Goh. Isn't it delicious!
The shoot was for Goh's latest book titled 'Cocks: The Chicken Book'. See more pics and a behind-the-scenes video is after the jump.

Hello Well Art Directed Spiders

Arachnophobia has never looked to beautiful thanks to photographer Jimmy Kong, whose managed to capture macro shots of these hairy aliens from his native Malaysia.

New York In The 70s [short film]

Between 1972-1982 bartender Sheldon Nadelman shot over 1,500 black and white portraits of New Yorkers who frequented the Terminal Bar, a down-and-out watering hole in Times Square across the street from the Port Authority. Top shelf. Watch it.

Creating Lifelike Images of American Streets Using Model Cars and Forced Perspective

For nearly 25 years Michael Smith has been working on a fictional town he refers to as Elgin Park, where all of his miniature scenes take place. To make each shot he positions an old card table at scenic points around Boston and positions his minutely detailed cars and model sets on top. Using an inexpensive point-and-shoot camera and natural light he then snaps away, simply eye-balling the perspective to get everything right.

These are his most recent photos, earlier shots from the collection have gone into a book titled Elgin Park: An Ideal American Town.

Doublefaced Females, Or Something?

Created by Berlin-based artist Sebastian Bieniek, 'Doublefaced' is an ongoing series of experimental portraits where a second (or third), rudamentary face is painted with makeup products on the side of a subjects face. Ok.

Night Animals

Wildlife prowl the streets of a small Finnish town at night. By photographer Mikko Lagerstedt.

Dead Disney Chicks

'From Enchantment To Down' by photographer Thomas Czarnecki  - Above is Little Red Riding Hood. More below.

Photoshop Manipulations

A talented Russian Photoshop-er, going by the name Tebe Interesno, has been whipping up some highly interesting photo manipulations involving (mainly) the space programs of the US and former USSR. Shot.

Children From Around the World With Their Favourite Toys

Shot over a period of 18 months, Italian photographer Gabriele Galimberti’s project 'Toy Stories' compiles photos of children from around the world with their most prized possesions—their toys.

Galimberti found that children in richer countries were more possessive with their toys and that it took time before they allowed him to play with them (which is what he would do pre-shoot before arranging the toys), whereas in poorer countries he found it much easier to quickly interact, even if there were just two or three toys between them. There were similarities too, especially in the functional and protective powers the toys represented for their proud owners. Across borders, the toys were reflective of the world each child was born into—economic status and daily life affecting the types of toys children found interest in.

Instagram Dicks

I'm one of them.
Shot Nigel

Ice Caves In A Swiss Glacier

As beautiful as these pictures are, fuck this. After watching ice caps the size of Manhattan breaking off and melting there's no way you'd ever find my claustrophobic ass down there. I get a little sick just looking at these pics.

Adding Colour To Black & White Images

Holy. This artist called Mads Madsen has an amazing skill for colourising old black and white photographs. Even beside their original counterpart the results are impressive, bringing a new dimension of realism to historic images.
Hit the jump to see more images below, or click here to see a video of how he does it.

What The World Eats

Here are some pics taken from the book 'Hungry Planet: What the World Eats' by Peter Menzel.

The book observes what the six billion of us eat for dinner each week, while making the point that "at a time when hundreds of millions of people don't have enough to eat, hundreds of millions more are eating too much and are overweight or obese".

The above image is from Italy. More pics after the jump.

Taking Photos In The Future Is Going To Be Easy

Old Photos That Weren't Photoshopped

Life Below The Surface

By photographer, Andreas Franke.

365 Quotes

Photographer and graphic design student, Julian Bialowas started a project named 365 Quotes, where he, wait for it, posted one of his photos every day for an entire year. The end result is where photography, art direction and quotes meet in perfect harmony.