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Elliott Erwitt is an American photographer who became well-known for his black and white pictures shot in a humorous and ironic style. Here are some samples of his work.

Here are a few of the great photo entries in the 2013 Traveler Magazine competition.
 

In this project, Henry Hargreave’s re-creates some of the strangest backstage requests made by famous musicians for food, drinks and other interesting items.
 

Photographer Zach Rose juxtaposes pictures of pets heads with their owners bodies in a project called, “PetHeadz”.

Zev is a boy from Massachusetts. These are his masterful creations.
 

Luca suffers from muscular dystrophy, a disease that over time makes his body weaker and weaker and can only move his fingers as a result of the disease. In this touching photo project, Slovenian photographer, Matej Peljhan Matej, helped Luca to “play” by modelling scenes where Luca is in motion and taking the pictures from above.
 

Creative compositions by Turkish artisit, Murat Suyur.
 

A photographer attached colored LEDs to his robotic vacuum cleaner and then captured its path using a slow shutter speed on his camera. Here are some of the photo results.
 

Photographer Stasha Becker used this four year old boy, Julian, and his 5 year old Newfoundland dog, Max, as inspiration for a cute series featuring moments between these best friends.

Spanish photographer, Eugenio Recuenco honoured Picasso’s life-long work by recreating his abstract paintings of women, in real-life.

These brilliant images were chosen as the finalists out of more than 37,600 photos received.

This series by Ana Oliveira is called “Identities” and depicts older people posing in similar ways to photos of them taken when they were younger.

Stuart Gibson is a keen adrenalin seeker and enjoys surfing, skiing and skating amongst other things. Recently, he has added photography to his list of interests and has taken some amazing pictures! Check out his work below.

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These amazing photos have been shortlisted as finalists in a competition that saw over 122 000 entries. They will be exhibited at the Somerset House in London from 26 April - 3 May and will also feature in the 2013 print edition of the Sony World Photography Awards book.

Jason Isley is a British photographer who uses small toy figurines inside aquariums to create great underwater scenes. Here are some of his fun photos.

The interesting and inspired work of Swedish photographer, Erik Johansson.

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Young artist Mads Madsen, 18yo, has a true talent for colorizing old black and white pictures. His passion being the American Civil War, you’ll find here mainly portraits from commanders of this era.

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