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In an effort to make his daughter’s first baby album a bit more interesting than the rest, Swedish photographer Emil Nystrom used his skills in Photoshop to come up with some hilarious and memorable scenes.
This Kid Has Quite the Baby Album
via 123 Inspiration | Daily Mail
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In his gigantic body of work, Arno Rafael Minkkinen uses the human body in a truly ingenious way. Instead of the person being the center of focus, Arno cleverly aligns parts of the human body seamlessly with the rest of the picture.
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In what has to be most precise photography project ever, Harvard fellow Wim Noorduin used salt and silicon to create microscopic flowers on the surface of a penny.
Microscopic Flowers Photographed on a Single Penny
via CollabCubed
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Don’t worry, we were drooling when we first saw it too. It’s a new print from Pop Chart Lab titled “A Visual Compendium of Cameras,” and it features 100 of the most important cameras in history.
This May Be The Coolest Camera Print There Is
via Superbunneh
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These are so good!
An anonymous photographer avoids boredom on his morning commute by holding newspaper photos up to other passengers’ bodies.
Creativity = the best solution for boredom.
Ha!!
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It looks like the Japanese schoolgirl Dragon Ball meme has already been replaced by a new one!
Vadering is the act of re-enacting Darth Vader’s painful-yet-awesome-looking force choke.
Vadering - The New Meme All the Kids are Doing
via Laughing Squid; Photos by AngryBaby, Lcox11, darbymaree
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Remember Ursus Wehrli’s meticulously organized food? The talented photographer is back with a book full of his obsessively arranged photos. This time, he deconstructs everything from bouquets to crowds of people.
The Art of Clean Up: Life Made Neat and Tidy
via It’s Nice That
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Back in the 1950’s, Bruce Mozert was capturing elaborate underwater scenes without the help of any digital means. After moving to New York in his early 20’s, Bruce decided to build his own underwater housing for his camera.
After sending a few test prints to local magazines, he soon became the go to guy for publications who wanted an editorial with a twist.
via It’s Nice That
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DIY: How to Make a Waxed Canvas Camera Bag
So what’s the deal with waxed canvas bags?
They’re durable *and* water-resistant, keeping your gear safe inside. Plus, you get a sweet Eddie-Bauer-esque rugged look.
An affordable waxed bag can be hard to come by, but this DIY (by our buddy Allen Mowrey) will show you how to get it done at home!
