National Geographic Traveler magazine has announced the winners of their 2011 photo contest! First place went to the photo shown here, taken by Ben Canales at Crater Lake National Park. Read the story behind the picture,...

Brighton artist Dan Mountford has quite a gift when it comes to creating double exposed images. Fubiz has a collection of his images for your viewing pleasure, many of which seem to say a whole lot about the people i...

Meet the Sulawesi black-crested macaca (Macaca nigra). If his expression is any kind of clue, photographer Stefano Unterthiner's surprise shot is probably not appreciated. (Incidentally, I make that exact face any time s...

Photo: Jason Travis I was fascinated by th...  ...oto: Jason Travis I was fascinated by this photography project by Jason Travis . His project intended to...

Do you recognize them? You can highlight the following invisible text for a spoiler, or go to the link for the full story. Or both. (RSS text is not invisible) In this 1960 photograph, the seven original Mercury astrona...

(YouTube Link) 2D Photography 's Rube Goldberg photography -themed machine took over six months to construct....

The day hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans, pho...  ..., she returned to the devastation in NoLa. In the photography project Hurricane Story, she staged scenes from h...

One of the most amazing things about digital photography is that each image is also a file, storing the in...

Photographer Caren Alpert takes pictures of food. Really, really close-up pictures of food. What you see here are cake sprinkles, shot at a 65x magnification. See more at her website. Link -via Boing Boing...

One hundred years ago, women in Britain who wanted to vote were considered terrorists. Many were jailed, and although Scotland Yard wanted to record them in photographs, the women refused to cooperate. So in 1912, offici...