For more than a year, Cory Fauver grew his beard and took photos of it on a daily basis. As you will see from the following video, the photos were very carefully planned. I envy this video because if I tried to do something similar, it would show a years worth of nothing more than a fuzzy chin. Video after the break.
Check out this cool repeating portrait by Tu Do. It is different than most droste style images in that it features different people. What a creative way of doing a family portrait! More details after the break.
Definitely not an original idea, but we’ve put a photographic twist on “If Facebook existed years ago”. To be honest, it was hard coming up with photography related jokes, but hopefully you can get a few laughs out of them.
Here is a fun series by Aled Lewis showing video game characters in real life situations. Can you guess which video game each photo/illustration is referring to?
From the folks who brought us Photocopy Romance, comes Subway Running: a short video about someone trying to run through the entire length of a subway train before it leaves the station. Video after the break.
Introducing the Periodic Table of Photography. Everything you need to know about photography in one place. View the full size version after the jump.
Check out this great video footage by Team Black Sheep, taken from the perspective of a remote controlled plane over New York City. Watch the video after the jump.
Canon, in celebrating their 50th anniversary of creating SLR cameras, has released 3 papercraft models: the Canon Flex (circa 1959), the AE-1 (circa 1976), the 5D mark II (circa 2008) . For those who don’t know, papercraft are paper models that can be printed and put together manually. Links to the downloads and more images after the jump.
