Interesting pictures of the latest annular solar eclipse. It could be observed in Hong Kong, Japan and the southwest of the US on May 20.

These adults are photographed in an artistic way with at least one item from many of their childhoods, such as different toys. Those were the days.

It’s amazing what a difference 115 years make. See how much, and sometimes little, London has changed over the decades.

This Parisian amateur photographer loves snapping photos of the everyday and creating unique portraits.

Whether you are a budding professional photographer or an amateur, these sketches will help you when trying to have your models pose.

Vadim Mohorov, a Russian photographer, risks his life and limb to take absolutely thrilling photos of spectacular scenery. Although when climbing the tallest Eastern European monuments, buildings, and bridges Vadim may be associated with reckless youngsters looking for adrenaline rush yet his photography is very impressive.

French-born Canadian photographer Stephanie de Rouge created an interesting project. She shoots what’s inside the people’s fridges and juxtaposes it with the picture of the fridge’s owners. This is supposed to create the cultural and psychological portrait of those whom the fridge belongs to.

That is how the greatest moments of wild nature are usually shot.

The movie-themed engagement sessions are becoming popular nowadays. Lauren Brimhall created this awesome Alice in Wonderland inspired engagement photo shoot transforming Erin and Matt into Alice and the Hatter.

Russia-based artist Leonid Tishkov and photographer Boris Bendikov have created these original and inspiring images of the moon so it felt that we could reach out and touch it. Their creative endeavor entitled Private Moon chronicles the relationship between a man and his discovered moon.

Some things, even in reality, are not what they appear. These non Photoshopped images will blow your mind or inspire you, because there was no magic, simply perspective and creativity.

Photographer Alan Sailer captured the exact moment that these water balloons exploded and released all of their water. The water almost looks like it’s invisible as it makes really cool patterns.

Photographer Mark Taylor tests his patience by taking pictures of all sorts of very cute animals hanging out. From ducks and rabbits to dogs and cats, he manages to catch them being completely adorable, which isn’t too difficult.

Art Photographer and teacher Amy Stein seems to take photos of everything she finds interesting to herself whether her objects are people, animals or nature. She is always in search for right photographic moments driving across the USA. These are some of her best shots.

Ghanaian artist Philip Kwame Apagya creates these original photographs of jetsetters who are surrounded by material wealth. From stepping off a private plane to standing in front of a big house, these photographs grapple with the world of excess that many average Ghanaians will never have.

Some significant portraits that capture personality of different people.

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!

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

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

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.

Thierry Hennet is a biologist from Zurich, but in his spare time he travels the world snapping beautiful photographs of the places he visits. Maybe he should consider a second career in photography.

Bonifacio, Corse-du-Sud, France

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.

Being one of the most frantic and skittish animals around, it’s hard to imagine that people were able to capture even this many quality images of these squirrelly creatures. See which of these cool action shots appeals to you the most.

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.

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.

Once you lay your eyes on these cheesy photos you will know that you have entered amateur land. Find the ones that offend you the most.

Here are some of the winning photographs from the 2011 International Photography Awards. Which images captivate you the most?