Great collection of repetitive photographs to exercise your brain.
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.
Computer graphics are so amazingly advanced these days that we often see pics that we assume are real but are really computer generated. Can you tell the difference between the real and the fake?
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Real or Fake? (44 pics)
Go inside to see how it was made.
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.
The interesting and inspired work of Swedish photographer, Erik Johansson.
A selection of great photos from the "Best of Russia" competition, which was open to amateur and professional photographers across the country.
These pics are selected by DigitalGlobe from this year’s archive images on three different satellites. The public is invited to vote for the best images via Facebook and the winner will be announced in January 2013.
The instant photography technique was developed by Harold Eugene Edgerton.
Francois Brunelle is responsible for this unique photo project in which he purposely finds people who look alike but who are unrelated and photographs them together. The resemblance is uncanny.
Corrie White uses drops of liquid, clever lighting and a camera to produce these artistic images.
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