In these images, two photos of the same person (at different ages) have been merged into one; creating a map of their life.

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Old photos are brought back to the spots they were first taken.

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A photo collection from the talented, Andre Govia.

Jo Hedwig Teeuwisse is a Dutch Historian who has created this touching series of WWII photos. The pictures are an amalgamation of old war time photographs, blended with images of the same location in the present day. The result is quite haunting…

A high speed camera captures everyday objects as they begin to explode.

This on-going series of photos entitled “Classroom Portraits”, is by photographer, Julian Germain and was started in 2004. The unique photo tour documents schools from many different countries and gives a fascinating insight into different cultures.

These phenomenal wildlife photographs are from the Veolia Environment Wildlife photographer of the Year.

The Natural Geographic Photographic competition receives, on average, more than 20 000 entries each year. The photos are judged on creativity and photographic quality and entrants range from professional to amateur. Here are a few of the entries for 2012 thus far.

This family document 19 years of their life in a simple photograph.

There is an art to taking beautiful rock climbing photos. These brave photographers show us how it’s done.

People recreate special moments in their lives through photos that show the passage of time.

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Los Angeles photographer, Reto Kaduff, goes against the norm in his recent book, “Freckles”. His new work aims at highlighting the presence of sun spots on women’s faces in an effort to draw attention to their natural beauty. These images are not photo shopped in any way and all the freckles are authentic.

This is what everyday life in Afghanistan is like now.

A family photo idea that is completely different!

Born in 1930, Rene Maltête began taking pictures at the age of 16. With an eye for detail and a love of humour, his photographs amused the audience and were often thought-provoking or slightly philosophical in nature.

This is beautiful photo journey of some of the most scenic cities worldwide.

Pictures by Douglas Menuez, an award-winning photojournalist who was capturing the Digital Revolution of 1985—2000 and the rise of major IT industry giants.

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Photographer Dave Engledow made this funny and ironical series of portraits of himself and his little daughter Alice Bee.

You don’t always need an image editing program to create really unusual photographs - sometimes proper angle is enough to do the trick.

Another set of photos taken by Christopher Moloney. The writer from Canada merges movie stills from popular fims and the photographs of their shooting locations.

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Movie Scenes Meet Their Real-Life Locations (45 pics)

Christopher Moloney, a writer from Canada, searches for the original filming locations of popular movie scenes and takes pictures of these places with a movie still neatly integrated into the image's frame.