On vacation with friends? Lets Camera lets you automatically sync vacation photos within a group. (Switch your “wi-fi” mode on in the settings if you do not want to waste on your data plan. Once your phone is connected to the Internet, all photos will be synced.)
This is definitely a fun idea for a close circle of friends or at a party. But then also, oh, the awkward moment when you forget to turn sharing off…
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This photo series by Aaron Tilley and Kyle Bean made me hold my breath…
Christopher Cline photoshopped his dog into his photos, as a giant. Made me smile.
Imagine the breathtaking videos you can take of your bike rides with this iPhone Handlebar Bike Mount?
Loving this series of swimming pool photos by Maria Svarbova.
Craig Mod wins at camera reviews. First he wrote about the GF1 and now he published a review on his Leica Q. How do you walk away reading this article not wanting to own one?
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These Geometric Sculptures in Nature by Martin Hill are breathtaking.
This Red Fox print by Michael O’Neal would will look so good in my home.
These images of Faroe Island make me want to book a plane ticket.
Photo by Alex Mazurov and Anastasia Glebova.
Curtis James’ beautiful Beyond Work project is driven by a simple purpose, to unearth the working loves of people who’s jobs are often invisible, and for the stories that come out to inspires all to make the world of work respectful, humane and kind place that rewards people with more than money.
So. Much. YES!
The fascinating SUR-FAKE series by Antoine Geiger shows faces sucked by smartphones and screens. Wow.
I love Instagram as it is but this account is a complete treasure trove. It’s run by the NYC Department of Records collecting and preserving the history of NYC. Everyday is #ThrowbackThursday
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This Instagram Photo needs a caption. I am weirdly intrigued.
British photographer Alan Powdrill’s photo series features portraits of heavily tattooed people who normally cover their whole bodies.
All of the photos taken during the Apollo missions are up on Flickr in high-res. Thanks for the find, Jason.
These photographs of ships from above by Dirk Broemmel have me completely mesmerized.
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Michael Dyrland’s Hazmat Surfing Photo Series imagines what life might be like twenty or twenty-five years into the future, when our waters become so poisoned that we might only enter them in full biohazard gear. Yikes.
These photographs of famous European theater auditoriums taken from the stage are breathtaking. Hat tip to Klaus Frahm, the photographer.
Roland Fischer’s up-close photos of buildings around the globe are making my graphic designer heart sing!
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Format just launched a beautiful new film series called InFrame in collaboration with crazy talented Bas Berkhout. The first film of the series (above) offers a beautiful glimpse into the life of Brooklyn based photographer Jessica Lehrman.
Makes me so happy when good people collaborate. Check out InFrame.
This rainbow photograph by Sarah Illenberger made me chuckle. Would make for a good wall piece in any kitchen…
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