These are photos from ‘Weird Sports’, a book by Oregon photographer Sol Neelman who documents sports culture around the world and gives us a chance to see some of the most unusual and odd sports activities.

Find out who is hiding under Darth Vader’s mask.

A collection of great photos taken by Robert Yager. These images depict the life of gang members in Los Angeles since 1992.

Using Google Earth you can see windy roads, curving housing tracts and all kinds of human created patterns. All it takes is a different perspective to realize that art is always around us.

Some significant portraits that capture personality of different people.

These photos of landscapes will blow your mind. They are amazingly beautiful. They were taken by various photographers in places all over the world.

A collection of photographs from the Dear Photograph project. People simply hold up their old prints and make their best to align pictures from the past with the same location or view in the present. It’s like a window into the past.

While visiting Paris on the ground is an amazing experience wait until you see the sites from high in the sky. These stunning bird’s eye view images capture a unique perspective of the world-renowned city. These photos were taken by photographer Yann Arthus Bertrand.

Most brides like to keep their treasured wedding dress clean and unsoiled, but these ladies decided to head in the opposite direction. Captured in powerful and artistic scenes and poses, these unique wedding photos could inspire future brides or completely freak them out. This style is known as trash the dress.

German photographer Jan von Holleben certainly doesn’t lack imagination. Most of his works consist of photographs taken from above but meant to look like they were normally taken. Add to that creative situations and sceneries and you get a brilliant set of unique photos. I love it!

It’s been a while since our last collection of HDR photos. Here’s a new one and the pics look amazing.

These photos of beautiful industrial landscapes were taken by Canadian photographer Edward Burtynsky. His landscapes are featured in museums all over the world.

British photographer Nick Veasey is working primarily with images created from X-ray imaging. Some of his works are partial photomanipulations with Photoshop. But in anyway, these photos look great.

After having examined the mirror of the human soul, Suren Manvelyan switches to the animals’ eyes. This project is unique as each creature shows an exclusive ‘landscape’ because each animal has a unique shape, pattern and color of the eye. Manvelyan uses macrophotography to reveal the perfect beauty created by nature.

This is what the landscape of earth looks like from space. It is nothing short of awesome. Take a look and see if you don’t agree.

Gargano, Italia

British Wildlife Photography Awards announced the winners of the competition for 2011.

While tornados can destroy entire towns they can also be quite beautiful to look at. These photos capture both nature's power and beauty.

Rope Out

Regan, North Dakota, 2011

This is some rather amazing tilt shift photography. Everything looks tiny, a bit odd and far away. If you look long enough they will make you kind of dizzy. I love it.

A lot of people have music idols. James Mollison takes pictures of such music fans.

Spice Girls

Traveling the world, David Clifford has documented climbers, runners and other sportsmen who love the spirit of adrenaline and adventure. Clifford’s photos are published in Rock & Ice Magazine and National Geographic.

These are not painted images, as it might appear at first glance. These are food landscapes called “foodscapes” by photographer Carl Warner. Mr. Warner can spend hours glancing at food in supermarkets making other people think it is weird, but later he comes up with amazing photographs where the sea can be made of cabbage, tress can be broccoli and hills can be potatoes.

This awesome collection of motivational and truly inspiring photography will have you smiling and basking in its beauty. You might have a hard time deciding which of these pictures are your favorites.

How much truckers and their vehicles have things in common? The photographer Alexander Babic covers thousands of miles by car in Australia and South Africa to find this out and creates Roadshow photo book.

American photographer Beth Yarnelle Edwards spent 14 years taking photos of middle class families in the United States and throughout Europe. Their seemingly mundane lives were captured in these gorgeous artistic photographs that are now available in a book titled Suburban Dreams.

There is a small collection of fearless people who take their lives into their own hands when they go to the edge of very high buildings and structures and have photographs snapped of them. There is no net between them and the ground, and hopefully no wind either.

Photographer Paul Close traveled throughout Africa on a motorcycle setting up a white background and snapping portraits of locals. He asked them one simple question “What would make your life better?” The result was the unique collection titled “Snakebox Odyssey.”

The vivid imagination and endless creativity of Lithuanian photographer Algis Griskevicius allows him taking fantastic and genius black and white photographs.

With some tinkering to a camera’s infrared light sensitivity, normal scenes can turn into dream like landscapes. See which infrared images are the most compelling.

Floating in space has its perks, including having a tremendous vantage point of our beautiful rotating planet. See which of these gorgeous Earth pictures inspire you the most.

Incredibly beautiful photos made by photographer Nathan Spotts.

These are modern photographs of Washington superimposed on the photos from the past. Of course, all the places are the same as well as the angle of view.

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