Love in Wonderland and more by Laura Galbraith picked by suebe 61 minutes ago

Koren Shadmi creates some amazing images... picked by suebe 1 hour ago

Teeny weeny people invaded the world

(Tiny little gallery) picked by equinox 1 hour ago

Imagine what Los Angeles would look like without any traffic. That's exactly what photographer Tom Baker has done for one of his classes at Brooks Institute. It's actually a bit unnerving... picked by suebe 3 hours ago

The UK's Royal Mail is to release a set of ten stamps featuring famous album covers picked by suebe 3 hours ago

Fred Lebain has a new series of photographs that blend New Yorkers right into New York. After shooting the scene, Lebain returned with a large-format print that he then photographed again using tripods and other ubiquitous poster-holding techniques. The result, “A Spring in New York,” highlights a good form of low-tech camouflage, perfect for those in no hurry. picked by suebe 3 hours ago

The Greatest Velvet Paintings Of Science-Fiction Icons! picked by Bornbad 9 hours ago

Succeed picked by Bornbad 11 hours ago

This year we were a Nuclear Family for Halloween, with our 4-month-old daughter Corvidae dressed up as a 3-armed happy mutant. picked by Bornbad 1 day ago

Cotton Candy

Careful, a couple images are NSFW picked by suebe 2 days ago

Gorgeously photographed birds by Andrew Zuckerman for his new book, Bird.

*looks down - 3 bird pictures in a row* picked by suebe 2 days ago

Guido Mocafico is a Swiss-born photographer who draws inspiration from Dutch Masters of the 17th Century. We love his Nature Mortes series - part rustic butcher shop - part Meatopia IV Slaughter of the Innocents - part Sunday dinner of Oysters & Champagne. We also love this comparison of his work with some of the said Dutch paintings. picked by suebe 3 days ago

Tulip Fields in The Netherlands picked by suebe 3 days ago

High heel typeface picked by suebe 6 days ago

Berlin photographer Kerstin zu Pan's SUPERVISION series.

Some NSFW picked by suebe 6 days ago

Sam Green's illustrations.

Pictured: Treading water picked by suebe 1 week ago

Susan Jamison's egg tempera paintings combine influences ranging from Renaissance portraiture to fairy tales to scientific illustration to Persian miniatures. They are both feminine and strange.

Mildly NSFW picked by suebe 1 week ago

Kevin Van Aelst photographs household objects to explain basic life processes.

Pictured: Digestive system picked by suebe 1 week ago

A Manhattan woman who has been keeping her Andy Warhol original in the closet for decades, has finally taken it out of the makeshift storage room so she can cash in. The painting (a self portrait) will go on the auction block at Sotheby's on November 11th. The woman was reportedly a receptionist in Warhol's factory at age 17, and in 1967 he gave her the painting, which is inscribed to her. Why sel... read full post picked by suebe 1 week ago

Click for a collection of some cool sparkle images made with a long shutter speed. Some of them must have taken a lot of practice. picked by Ankabout 1 week ago

A wolf in an act of hunting
The Veolia Environnement Wildlife Photography competition winner picked by Bornbad 1 week ago

By removing the unnecessary, this New York City map-cut reveals the “paths, nodes, circles, boulevards, parks and streets” of the greatest city in the world. Click for more of course. picked by suebe 1 week ago

Blue Bridge
(a bunch of other great shots enclosed) picked by Bornbad 2 weeks ago

Feezelight: Low speed light photography by Jan Leonardo Wollert picked by Bornbad 2 weeks ago