Lumi dyes that develop in the sunlight
Print negatives (or anything) onto surfaces. Super. Dooper. Neato. / via @yoursben
Triptychs of Strangers
They're all super nice. / via Photojojo
Grandmother Tips
"Just a few tips that my grandmother should have given me, but unfortunately never did." Chacho Puebla / via photojojo
How I Shoot: Paul Octavious on the Instagram blog
Love his tag and subject: #samehilldifferentday / via @kylesteed
Irina Werning’s Back to the Future 2
These are the best recreations of old photos I've seen. / via thisisnthappiness
National Geographic Photo Contest 2011
Some fantastic photos within. / via Yewknee
A cloud, on an island
Nice photo indeed. / via mlkshk
Andy Samberg Prepares for His Matchups
"The New York Times Magazine asked photographer Walter Iooss Jr. and the comedian Andy Samberg to take a look back at several iconic men's tennis champions." Here's a behind the scenes video. I hope to get the magazine to see all the shots. (PS, NYC, be safe this weekend) / via towleroad
Carli Davidson’s photographs of dogs shakin’ water off
/ via zefrank
screenstagram
Screensaver with your Instagram photos, friends, or (blech) popular. Does Flickr have something like this? / via garrettmurray
How to Make Cinemagraphs
You know, those animated gif things.
Red Pop by Beep Industries
Looks like we'll be printing a lot of shirts! Congrats to the Red Pop team for the quickly funded (and most excellent) project.
“everything will be alright” by Brian Day
A photo / via @elithrar
Stolen Camera Finder – find your photos, find your camera
Didn't work for me, but one can hope that it works for others. / via photojojo
From Me To You
BEAUTIFUL animated gifs. Yup. Animated gifs. / via simplebits
“hi” by Roman Lysenko
If you like giraffes, you'll probably love this photo / via thethp
Jessica Walsh: Photography for Designers
I'm crushing on everything Jessica makes and that she shared how she photographed her work. I always have difficulty with studio photography. (Be sure to click on her Portoflio link after reading the article) / via Kottke
MILLS & BOON
Recreated romance novels never looked so good. / via Coudal
A photo of the sun
Like none I've seen. Really wonderful detail. / via towleroad
Irina Werning’s “Back to the Future”
A _very_ impressive "then and now" series. / via @wiseacre, waxy
GoPro: Wearable Digital Cameras for Sports
As seen on that nifty sword video on Kottke's "weblog"
Photos of a day’s worth of food from 30 countries around the world
Great photos and insight from by Peter Menzel & Faith D'Aluisio (via sample photos in 'A Taste')
Through the seasons
The church outside Drew's window in Cincinnati
Color, Photos, and One Fuzzy Little Boy in a Field
Always a treat when Merlin makes that clicky-clack sound with his keyboard.
The Animal Print Shop by Sharon Montrose
I love Sharon's work and her new site is beautiful. (Quite dig the Quicksand Bold font choice for type elements) / via bblinks
Sergey Larenkov, compositions of WWII photos with their present-day equivalents
Solid. / via stewf & yayeveryday
$18 at the Local Produce Market
My mouth waters
Style Bloggers’ Camera Picks
Canon, Lumix, Leica. No micro four-thirds on the list but I'm putting into my research bin as I want a handy travel camera. /via jockohomo
Tim Flach’s photographs of animals…
...are sublime. Take a peek and delve into his website. /via JuniorSociety
Reminders by Erin Hanson
Worth every click click click! /via swissmiss
And now? Some beautiful photos of birds, John Soong
/via blackbunneh.tumblr.com ( see also his photos at: flickr.com/photos/johnfish )
ptrbkr / tagged / photography
I always enjoy when Peter Baker's photos come up in the stream
Ghosts in the Hollow
Haunting video of an old mining town in Appalachia by Jim Lo Scalzo /via mentalfloss
Hypermarket
I've seen some of these images before, but I'm enjoying the entire collection. /via airbagindustries
We’ve got our stock team working on your problem
Personal philosophy: when designing stuff (like websites and whatnot), avoid stock photography whenever possible (which is most of the time). This link /via Coudal
invoko
Combining sound, photography and design to tell stories. Beautiful.
Vans and the places where they were.
A fine set of photographs /via splorp
The White Balance Lens Cap
Man I'm always fiddling with white balance, even though there's that auto setting. This product looks like something that might solve the problem.
IKEA Hacker: Dolly for camera
A nice way to make camera rails with IKEA bits /via Make
Flickr discussion with images of photographers with their cameras
Excellent. (via Metafilter)
Panasonic Lumix GF1 Field Test : 16 Days in the Himalayas
Review and travelogue. Phenomenal in every way (camera included, via Daring Fireball)
A film by Charles and Ray Eames for Polaroid.
10 minutes well spent
Norman Rockwell’s Photos
From which he derived paintings. I saw this book in the store and stopped in my tracks. I had no idea, but it all makes sense. It's nice to see a sampling online (via Metafilter)
70 years later – before and after photos of Cincinnati
I always dig these sets. Nice to see some hometown then and nows! (via dreworama)
Sing Out, Sing Loud
Twin Peaks + Camera + Naz
A Division Through Time
Simple and excellent sliders to show two images over time (via the longboard on Airbag Industries, yeah, I said via)
Chromeography
In praise of the chrome logos and lettering affixed to vintage automobiles and electric appliances (via Dan Cederholm)
Pixies + Dinosaur Pile-up at Brixton Academy
I've been waiting to see this photo published in some fashion so I could share the thrill.
Random Got Beautiful.
An online collection of random photographs, by color, with a nice URL (via Coudal)
David Friedman (the man behind Ironic Sans) has a weblog for photography
Here he provides glimpse of Art Fry, inventor of Post-Its. Part of a continuing series of inventor portraits. (thx Rachel)
Megan Fox Photo Shoot with Red One Video Camera
Behind the scenes of Esquire's covershoot. You know how some photography looks like stills from movies? Say hello to the future. (via kottke)
Peter Funch’s composite photos
Funch pieces together photos with particular flair. Exceptional. (via Yewknee)
A Portrait of the American Craftsman
Solid, and fittingly seen on the site of Draplin
Julian Wolkenstein’s kick ass photos of horses in wigs
The headline of this article suggests this practice might be pointless, I disagree heartily. (via towleroad)
Lay Flat 01: Remain in Light
Graham takes a look at the first publication from Shane Lavalette, an unbound magazine about photography. Beautiful idea and execution.
Freelensing
The photography technique of detaching and manipulating the lens. Especially neato with these new-fangled video capable DSLRs.
The 50 States Project has brought together 50 photographers from across the USA.
Every two months each photographer will be sent an assignment by e-mail, they then have two months to produce one image in response. (I came there by way of Michigan, aka Peter Baker)
Tierney Gearon: Explosure
Beautiful multiple exposures (via jmcolberg)
Photo – Misc polaroid work. Franck Juery’s photos have a playful imagination.
I really like this one lots, but the whole lot of his work is Fine. (via boyshapedbox)
Tilt-shift maker
Upload a photo, select area of focus, ba-da-bing. Tilt-Shift photography. (via huff)