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Glitches in Games in Real Virtual Photography

Flying and Floating

Apartment two 2011, Robert Overweg, Mafia 2

Visual glitches in games have always existed and probably were first highlighted to non-hardcore gamers crowd when the “Enter The Matrix Game” hit public status and was literally littered with game glitches. But small annoyances and bugs can become an inspiration and part of creative process and Robert Overweg, a Dutch photographer in the virtual world who has exhibited throughout the world, has taken up the challenge to create a series of photos based on glitches in games. Read more

Human Default Facebook Avatars. Humanized Avatars?

If you’re a Facebook troll, chances are that you also like Avatar and James Cameron. If you don’t like either, STFU. We are being serious here, bokay?

Who am I kidding. Just look at these awesome Default Facebook Avatar photos. Go change yours now and be creative a copycat.

Facebook Default Avatar Human

Facebook Default Avatar Human

More concepts by Thomas M. after the jump. Read more

If You Struggle With Those Glasses of Yours…

Microphotography. You might not have heard of it but it is awesome.

Beach Holiday? Sure!

Fancy a beach holiday? Think twice if you planned to go the St. Maarten.

Photographer Josef Hoflehner has an amazing collection of surreal images of the beach near Princess Juliana Airport International in St. Maarten.

Humongous Hubble Telescope Galaxy Photography

The galaxies NGC 4402 and NGC 4522, respectively, as seen by the Hubble Space Telescope’s Advanced Camera for Surveys: mega size pictures (30 and 40MB each).

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ngc4522

Source: Discover Magazine.

Vintage European Geishas

Flickr group of European vintage geishas.

Awesome paint photography

Amazing photography using paint in strong and warm colours from Iain Crawford.

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US army lives in former Saddam Hussein palaces

The U.S. Army occupied/occupies former Saddam Hussein palaces in Iraq. Richard Mosse documented this for the NYT.

US Army resides in former Hussein palace

More pictures at Richard Mosse’s NYT Lens.

Awesome photography during thunder storm

These pictures are rather amazing and no HDR is involved.

We had a massive lightning storm in Toronto last night. I set my camera to do 15 second exposures at 17 seconds intervals for three hours and from 660 shots more than 60 of them had lightning in them. The image above is made out of two of those capture

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Insect flight patterns

Video made of long-exposure photos of bugs buzzing around a streetlight.

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