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Portraits by Laurence Demaison have a hallmark of unreal appearances and may as easily be considered to have been digitally created. The photographer pre-visualizes the image, and then playing with film photography and creativity, allows most of these portraits to take on long exposure and ultimately reach this surreal style and looks. Via: TrendHunter

Don’t make birds angry, you aren’t going to like them when they are angry. Case in point: this female Blue-grey Gnatcatcher. Photographer Gerard Girling managed to take a shot of this apparently super angry, 6.5-gram bird. Via: Telegraph, TwistedSifter

Photographer Nicoline Patricia Malina makes her work full of bright colors. Each image is shot as if it was a scene from some movie, and if the location were the set. All this comes out beautifully in this series by the photographer, “Lust for Love.”

Nate Bolt documented his 11 hour trip from San Francisco to Paris in this 2 minute stop-motion video. The take off and landing photos are rendered, but the others were all taken by Nate’s SLR clicking away after every 2 to 30 seconds to capture images. Via: Geekosystem

Behind all those colors, cultures, races and regions, there is one man who just refuses to change. No matter what part of the world you are in, you will run into this person. Even if it is a different race, color or region, bureaucrats are all the same, perhaps a result of their close proximity [...]

Photographs of wars and soldiers on missions have been around, probably ever since the camera met the printing paper. War photographs from Thibault Brunet however, do not include the photographer venturing into dangerous war zones, or for that matter, even soldiers don’t need to be at the front for these photographs. Brunet has chosen a [...]

When looking at the sky, you keep your eyes up. But if you’re photographer Ingrid Nelson, you look at the ground and see the sky in an entirely different way. Pavement Trees, a series of photographs by Nelson gives glimpses of the sky by looking at puddles in a parking lot. The images show the [...]

The ghostly figures floating in these photos aren’t supernatural, they are the result of well executed light paintings. Croix Gagnon and Frank Schott started off their project 12:31 which made use of a laptop and a video showing the cross section of the human body for light painting. In creating these photographs, the animation ran [...]

A collection of photographs by Michel Rajkovic, “Nowhere Land” is a journey into silence and solitude. Each of the images shows objects in a silent, solitary setting. Looking at these images gives me a sense of calm, check ‘em out.

This composite image is the work of amateur astronomer Juan Carlos Casado, who took this image from a national park in the Canary Islands. Nine photos of the night sky were taken, and then fused into one image. Low light pollution the national park bodes well for the crystal clear image, and the choice of [...]

Artist Dan Mountford‘s series “The World Inside of Us” photographically puts the world inside human forms. These double exposure images show landscapes and landmarks inside the outlines of a human form, creating quite an intriguing effect.

Photographer Robert Piontek takes several pictures, and then digitally bands them together to create these amazing pictures that appear as tiny planets in their own universe. Some of the “landscapes” appear absolutely stunning, creating a delightful effect.

Pornograms is a series of black and white photographs by Kadavre Exquis, which studies the notion of eroticism, without involving any form of human nudity. The images you see here are condoms photographed from various perspectives.

We’re totally enchanted by these compositions from photographer Mehmet Ozgur. The photographer captures smoke, manipulating materials and elements to come up with these astounding images for his SmokeWorks collection.

This sounds like one big WTF moment which one can easily refuse to believe. Apparently, putting together two disposable film cameras and clicking the picture will lead you to a 3 dimensional picture when the two images are superimposed. How the heck does one manage to play with the film to get “3D” images is [...]