Jean-François Rauzier makes huge high-resolution pictures with amazing attention to detail. Hyperphotos are his way of combining "infinitely big and infinitely small things in one same image." He found his way by juxta...

Flavorwire has compiled a really cool slideshow of classic authors (such as Ernest Hemingway, above) and their typewriters. There's something so nostalgic about seeing them peering at their Underwoods, their Royals,...

I don't know about you guys, but ever since I...  ...omething comforting, artistic and nostalgic about photography using film -the same thing that made so many peop...

Creative partners Oli Beale and Alex Holder posed to recreate several Mills & Boon romance novel covers in photographs. See the rest at their site. Link -via Metafilter (Image credit: Oli Kellett)...

Theresa Knudson was inspired by Jan von Hollenben's Dreams of Flying photographs and created dream photos of her cat by arranging various backgrounds. Fluffy is a trusting and patient cat! See more pictures at Paweso...

(YouTube link) All those settings and modes on your digital camera -what do they really do? You'll be surprised! Another strange video from Sheepfilms. -via b3ta...

(YouTube link) Cooper the Cat is a videograph...  .... Link -via Laughing Squid Previously: Cat Has Photography Exhibit

Cockpit Bombardier Canadair Regional Jet CRJ700 in Cologne Put yourself in an airplane cockpit! What kind of airplane? That's your choice, as there are 14 cockpits to select from, from a helicopter to a bombardier (...

Photo credit: ukaaa on Flickr Even before the advent of digital photo manipulation, photographers were creating works of wonder using trick lighting, forced perspective, and plain old imaginative ingenuity. Sounds hoke...

We've seen some amazing photographs of snowflakes taken by microscope cameras. Did you know the first photograph of a single snowflake dates back to 1885? Wilson A. Bentley adapted a microscope to a bellows camera and wo...