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Michael Falco uses his own large-format pinhole cameras to capture the history of the American Civil War while covering reenactments across the country.
The recently started project is being continually updated on Michael’s blog as Civil War anniversaries unfold through 2015.
Chronicling the American Civil War Through A Pinhole Camera
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Photographer Alan Friedman took these amazing HD photos of the sun from his own backyard.
Striking panoramic aerial view of NYC’s grid by photographer Sergey Semenov, one of the winners of this year’s Epson International Photographic Pano Awards.
Complement with the story of how NYC got its famous grid.
Be sure to click on the photo for an incredible close-up view.
Joel Robison
Cranbrook, BC (a smallish town tucked in the Rocky Mountains) where Joel Robison lives seems like a magical place, not only do books and coffee cups come in reasonable sizes but also a whole universe of magical, whimsical and funny images for us to enjoy.
From Winners of the National Geographic Photo Contest 2012, one of 14 photos. Grand-Prize Winner: The Explosion! The subject’s name is Busaba, a well cared for Indochinese Tigress whose home is at Khao Kheow Open Zoo, Thailand. I had taken many portraits of Busaba previously and it was becoming more and more difficult to come up with an image that appeared any different to the others. Which is why I took to observing her more carefully during my visits in the hope of capturing something of a behavioral shot. The opportunity finally presented itself while watching Busaba enjoying her private pool then shaking herself dry. In all humility I have to say that Mother Nature smiled favorably on me that day! (© Ashley Vincent/National Geographic Photo Contest)
Whoa, Poland might’ve just trumped New Zealand in the magical landscape realm.
These are just a couple of snaps from Boguslaw Strempel’s a beautiful collection of photos of Poland and the Czech Republic.
Landscapes from Poland & the Czech Republic
via rcruzniemiec; overthink
From Christmas Time Around The World, one of 39 photos. Gregory Gull Jr., dressed as Santa, throws fresh snow in the air in Crested Butte, Colorado, on December 20, 2012. Over 32 inches of snow fell on the mountains during the past seven days. (AP Photo/Crested Butte Mountain Resort, Nathan Bilow)
Through the Misty Air Adam Dobrovits
THE BEAUTY IN EXPIRED LA by VICKY MOON
CA, Los Angeles-based photographer Vicky Moon - “Expired L.A. is an on going series of my exploration of Los Angeles at night. Every building is unique and captivating, as well as the individual color shifts each building creates with every exposure. I am fascinated by the drama that is created by the night sky and seek the beautiful in the over looked; I find the mundane to be extravagant and I find the beauty in the expired; This is my Los Angeles.”
(via bbook)
Photographer Tim Flach’s extraordinary portraits of animals
