The iconic photograph we recall from the movie Pap...  ...th a face, was an available photo setting at many photography studios, carnivals, and fairs on which to have yo...

To promote the History Channel, photographer Seth Taras superimposed historic photographs with modern images taken at the same locations. At the link, you can see the crash of the Hindenburg, Hitler in Paris and the Berl...

These look like images sent from space probes, but these worlds are as close as the whisky glass in your hand. Ernie Button, who created surreal images of breakfast cereals, photographed the evaporated residue of scotch...

Photographer Fabien Nissels always has a model, now that he's constructed the "block man" for his series called Blocks. And he's fairly easy to pose, since he's made of disjointed blocks.So, to make it short, I took my f...

This image, shot by a photographer unknown to me, allegedly shows a wryneck (Jynx torquilla) pecking away at a tree branch. The head looks like a spindle, doesn't it?-via TYWKIWDBI...

With low shutter speeds, photographer David Orias can create stunning images of the waves off the coast of California. He writes:I often use the camera to see our world in ways our eyes cannot see. I do this by using lon...

Molly's photo project My Precious Roommate recreates your favorite baby pictures with her roommate and an impressive selection of props and costumes. You can view many, many more at the link.Link -via Blame It on the Voi...

Neatoramanaut Joseph Francis is a professional photographer and visual effects artist. He was kind enough to share with us some of his eye-catching work and approach to the craft:I work in visual effects where a lot of t...

Photographer Fabian Oefner (previously at Neatorama) has a new series of works called Black Hole."Black Hole" is a series of images, which shows paint modeled by centripetal force. The setup is very simple: Various shade...

We've featured a lot of neat photography on Neatorama, but looking back in the archives, t...  ...animals, and landscapes. But who says that great photography has to be just that? Why not great photography of engineering in action? That's exactly what...