Photographer Andrew Knapp with his trusty border collie, Momo. Knapp has photographed his dog artfully hiding in the frame of each picture. (Photo by Andrew Knapp)
He also has a Tumblr…findmomo. Since he only posts once, in the morning, I find myself looking forward to finding Momo every day. I can’t ‘like’ it until I find him.
Kris, I think you’ll like this. :)
Loading...
Latest Japanese school girl photo craze! Faux Dragon Ball attacks!
We’re totes gonna try this one. You just need a little timing and knee-highs.
Japanese School Girls Dragon Ball Re-Enactments
(Thanks, Selina!)
Loading...
Loading...
Tamara Staples is the photographer behind these peculiar portraits of spectacular chickens. She first encountered the regal looking birds when attending a poultry show.
After being blown away by the thousands of different varieties of chickens, she decided to start a portrait series that’s now been compiled as a book.
Portraits of the Fairest Fowl - Poultry’s Never Looked This Good
via Slate
Loading...
The other squirrel I met yesterday. This one in Santa Monica.
I have much love for the squirrels in LA. Such patient and tolerant animals.
Loading...
Spent about 5 minutes taking photos of this squirrel. I started off taking a photo from far away, afraid it’d take off before I had time to snap a pic. But when I approached, it came a bit closer to see what I was doing, or to pose, and only took off when someone else came out of the building behind it.
Loading...
These colorized images of women building war planes in the 1940’s were enhanced by Webmaster Dave over at the Shorpy Historical Photo Archive. Stop by the archive only if you’ve got lots of time to get lost in history.
(via brain-food)
Loading...
“I grew up in Tempe, Arizona, and when my dad offered my younger sister, Jan, and me the chance to go with him and our mother to Afghanistan, I was excited about the opportunity. I would spend my senior year in high school in some exotic country, not in ordinary Tempe… Of course, there were loads of cultural differences between Arizona and Afghanistan, but I had very interesting and entertaining experiences. People always seemed friendly and helpful. I never got into any real difficulties or scrapes, even though I was a fairly clueless teenager! Times were more gentle back then.” - Peg Podlich (Pictured at right).
Great photo diary of a family’s stay in Afghanistan in the 60’s. Click through for more.
Lovely photos of life in another era.
Loading...
I haven’t been taking many photos lately. Because of Life Stuff (TM). But this afternoon, I took three lovely photos. Each was a little bit different, but all looked really nice because it was late afternoon and the light was hitting everything just right.
Turns out I forgot to put my memory card back in after I took it out to back it up the other day.
*SIGH*
Loading...
(via Vinca Photography)
This photo gives me many warm fuzzies. And I’m not ashamed to say that it’s primarily invoked by the kolok mee and the kopi au.
Loading...
Web developer / programmer / software engineer, foodie, fauxtographer, self-confessed geek, general tinkerer.
I love learning, cooking, eating, languages, aesthetically pleasing things (just because I'm not a designer doesn't mean I don't appreciate good design), not being cold, reading.
Cat fort!
(She’s sulking because I won’t let her sit on my lap. Mummy’s busy drinking her special...
Holly is gone for the summer and I decided not to let that stop me from hitting garages sales from...
Michelle Rodriguez Confirms Jason Statham as ‘Fast & Furious 7′ Villain
As for Statham’s...
Siri (Hitec Products) cooks omelette on the rollers (by KarlLima)
...
