Some people have very stupid social habits on facebook. In case there was ever any doubt how truly stupid people can be, have a look at the photos people actually choose to post on Facebook.
These photographs taken by Scott Linstead is amazing. Looking at them you get the impression that the animals were frozen in time. Such shots requires incredible reflexes, patience, and do not hide it – very good equipment for photography.
Long exposure photography means using a long shutter speed, a tripod, and often a remote shutter release. The resulting effect is to sharply capture stationary elements of a scene, while blurring, smearing, or obscuring any moving elements. It’s a beautiful effect, and can lead to incredibly beautiful images. In this roundup, we’ve compiled some amazing long exposure photography.
‘Delicatessen With Love’ photo series by Gabriele Galimberti portray grandmothers from 58 different countries, each posing right before they start cooking and then presenting their signature dish in the end.
Please meet Alice as Miss August, Johanna as Miss September and Patricia as Miss May.
These three Milky Illustrations were made for our upcoming limited edition Milk Calendar 2014.
For the 125th anniversary issue of National Geographic magazine, photographer Martin Schoeller captured a series of images that explore the increasingly multiracial face of the U.S. The striking images speak as much to increased racial diversity as the complexities of racial self-identification. Beginning in 2000, the U.S. Census allowed people to choose more than one race. Nearly seven million people selected multiple races that year and in 2010, 32% more people chose to do so. Each of the photographs depicted in this October 2013 issue includes both the self-ID chosen by the person photographed, and the boxes they checked on either the 2000 or 2010 census.