I don’t know about you but i always find myself a little bit uncomfortable asking strangers to take my photo while I’m on vacation. So when you find a great photo op and you’re extending your hand to take that picture, don’t settle for that quirky offset pic that captures half your face and your friend’s left eye, get the QuickPod and capture the perfect pic.

While surfing the net I came across the work of photographic artist, Carl Warner. His photographic art is intriguing; taking elements out of their natural surroundings and giving them new meaning in an entirely new world, such as brown leather boots forest trees and jewelry leaves, inviting you to tread on the warm wool and enter the fantastic city beyond.

Nature photography fascinates me. Today’s digital macro photography enables us to present small animals, reptiles and insects as highly aesthetic, colorful figures full of charm and grace.

Just look at this amazing macro photography by Nicholas. A small world it is indeed combined with a lot of humor too. Every shot has been maticulasly arranged with the highest attention to details.

Portrait photographer, Rachel Cartwright, began photographing about four years ago, and soon became captivated by the craft as a means of articulating her innermost emotions.

She is currently enrolled

Albert Font, a brilliant photographer, has a photography online portfolio of almost everything, from interior photography to travel and fashion.

As the director of Casa Viva, Marcel Benedito says: “Nobody knows how to capture the exact atmosphere of an interior as well as Albert Font, the space between the objects that he is able to fill with an absolute mastery of light. The images vibrate as though they were alive, in motion. I don’t know what his secret is.”

Minnesota photographer Thomas Allen has been inspired by his childhood experiences with pop-up books and view-masters.

After cutting illustrated figures out of old books and vintage novels, he then rearranges them as a 3D scene and carefully photographs the new scene.

After being raised from the book pages in 3D, the characters go back to being two-dimensional objects in the form of a photograph. Allen’s photographic work captures characters and events in mid-action, leaving the viewer to wonder what will happen next.