“I take the conventions from the fashion world and apply them to the underclass barnyard animal,” Rob MacInnis told The New York Times. I saw that line and a few pictures and I was hooked. A photographer who wanted to give barnyard animals some love? How could you not get behind a project like that.
This past March, National Geographic Magazine released a portrait that will be forever burned into our memory: it was of...
Lauren Bacall, Humphrey Bogart and Marilyn Monroe Aren't we all surprised when two people we know, from different groups, just...
Thank God someone captured that magical moment! Danish photographer Peter Funch was on hand when Sony let loose 250,000 colorful bouncy balls into the streets of San Francisco to launch their BRAVIA brand. Do you remember that commercial? Interesting fact: A team of 50 interns was on hand to gather up the balls for the six takes it took in the more than four days to film the advertisement!
Brynja Jnbjarnardttir is an Icelandic model with a lovely look (and a difficult last name).
We've all seen long exposure shots of the nighttime sky a countless number of times.
Documentarian, fine art and architectural photographer Stephanie de Rouge gives us an incredibly interesting look at what's In Your Fridge. Comprised of photos of people and the food in their refrigerators (similar in idea to What the World Eats), the series will make you think twice about what your food says about you.
Valencia, Spain-based photographer Luis Beltran just sent us word that he's just launched a new website that's chock full of...
If you're a photojournalist by trade, what would your photos look like when you traveled for leisure?
If you love yoga and you can't get enough of dogs, then you'll probably love Yoga Dogs, a book dedicated to some flexible furry creatures. Inspired by a friend's mastiff that would imitate its master's morning yoga routine, photographer Daniel Borris made a collection of 45 different dogs and puppies doing human yoga poses.
Natsumi Hayashi is a sweet-looking Japanese girl who, one day, decided to take self-portraits..of herself levitating.
Graphic designer and photographer from Finland Mikko Lagerstedt has a rare ability, he knows how to create a mood.
