Photographer Nicholas Kennedy Sitton's photo manipulations of buildings are extremely interesting to view. Parts of the buildings have been rotated making the scene look like it's spiraling into itself causing an almost hypnotic feeling. Is anyone else thinking Inception?
30 Geikos and Maikos dancing the special Kyo dance in Kyoto, Japan How many faces do you see?
Amy Poehler is no stranger to a costume change. Most people know the funny 40-year-old from her reign on Saturday Night Live or her current lead role on Parks and Recreation, but she had another gig before these comedy shows. Poehler and three fellow comedians (Matt Besser, Ian Roberts, and Matt Walsh) founded the Upright Citizen Brigade, a sketch comedy troupe whose actors often transform into elaborate characters.
Our friend, New York-based photographer Navid Baraty, just sent word about an exciting series he's been working on.
Photographer Michel Perez captures the essence of Sicilian life in the 1960s for Bambi magazine.
It's amazing how quickly we recognize iconic photographs and it's even more amazing that we can recognize them when they are made in a different medium. Each of these Lego setups recreates a famous scene, yet are just as easy to recognize as the original piece, showing that Legos are just as culturally relevant to adults as they are to kids.
Fine art photographer Jill Greenberg has compiled some incredibly beautiful photos for her book Bear Portraits.
Inspiration lies everywhere. In fact, it can even be found in the most darkest of times.
Do you believe that some of the best photos can be taken with our phones? If not, check this out. Balazs Gardi captured incredible images of the war in Afghanistan right on his iPhone. A well-known photographic journalist, Gardi took the impressive shots for Foreign Policy Magazine during his five month stay in Helmand, one of the 34 provinces of Afghanistan. Beginning September 2010, he documented the war in the most intimate way possible.
Gerbera We've all seen flowers beautifully displayed in our local market or flower shop, but never have we seen them...
Not since Samuel Bradley have I been this excited about beautifully offbeat photography.
