We all probably have at least a few really bad photos that our parents or we plunked down money for. See if any of these hilarious pictures remind you of anyone.

These are some incredible photos of wild birds by photographer Markus Varesvuo. They are all taken in the bird’s natural settings.

Have you ever snapped what you thought would be the perfect photo and then later on come to find out some jerk off spoiled it for you? Take a look at these classic spoiled photo ops.

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.

Army days are something you will never forget.

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When your power drops out, you can always take your camera and survey the city. These are photos of a massive blackout in San Diego. This city continues to live and party even when it is illuminated mostly by flashlights, glowing hula hoops and headlights on vehicles and bikes.

All these funny photos were captured at just right time. You have seen some of these images on our site before, but this collection compiles the best of the best win photos ever.

These beautiful stop action photos were taken by photographer Jean-Yves Lemoigne. They are of a variety of interesting and surreal subjects.

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During the Second World War president Franklin D. Roosevelt issued an executive order creating the Office of War Information (OWI). The OWI snapped thousands of pictures to use for the war effort. Check out these color samples of men and women hard at work.

These are some rare photos of North Korea. Judging by the photos it is one very sad country let alone that it is the world’s most isolated country that has nuclear weapons.

The answer is on the last photo.

These amazing sequential photos were taken by photographer Kim Taylor. He loves animals and his photos of insects, rodents, and birds in motion show a tremendous amount of detail. The special photographic technique of capturing everything from a squirrel’s tail flickering to a bird’s wing beating as they leap through the air, is known as locomotion.

UPD: These are some beautiful old photos of Wales and its surroundings.

These are some amazing nighttime photos. You just don’t see these kind of photos every day. They are really beautiful.

Magnum member Leonard Freed is best known for these black & white documentary photographs. He travelled to different countries as a photojournalist, but his career blossomed during the American Civil Rights movement in 1964-1965. You’ll find some of his best retro photos after the jump.

Have you ever been part of those classic, yet mortifying awkward family photos? Now you can join in on the joy of making fun of other’s embarrasing moments. 

Previous parts:

Awkward family photos (39 pics)

Awkward family photos. Part 2 (48 pics)

Awkward family photos. Part 3 (53 pics)

Awkward Family Photos. Part 4 (41 pics)

Awkward Family Photos. Part 5 (126 pics)

Even though color photography wasn’t made widely available to the public until the 60s you can now see color images from as early as the turn of the century. It’s amazing to see that life wasn’t in black and white during those times.

1904: Sunni Muslim In Traditional Dress, Dagestan

These are the pictures taken by a Russian cosmonaut Fyodor Yurchikhin during the 25th Expedition to the International Space Station. The Photos are simply amazing.

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This is a collection of photos of the planet Mars that were digitally rendered by the Dutchman Kees Veenenbos. They are stunning and a real artwork.

I think all of these photos were taken by professional photographers, so it's their mistakes. But you must admit, these mistakes are very funny. And what is the wedding without the fun?

For some reason, tourists who are visiting popular tourist attractions seem all take the same photos. Regardless, if they are being serious or just having fun, they are all alike. They all seem to have the same problem - lack of imagination.

This is the project of UK photographer Charles Twist had some Victorian camera enthusiasts to take the photos to mark the 150th anniversary of the founding of the resort. These photos derived directly from technology that was around 150 years ago. The result is great and it makes modern photos look like old ones without photoshop. The photos are not perfect which can be quite a shock in this age of all digital.

20th century in black and white pictures with many famous people on board.

Thank Arnold A. for sending us this amazing link.