They have their own lives.

Via Benjamin F.

Oh wow - plant those seeds! I want to see donut trees.

For a book called "Eat Me: The Food and Philosophy of Kenny Shopsin". More photos for this project by Jason Fulford here.

Last month, The Movieum of London in Southbank showcased underwater photographs from Pinewood Studios TV, music videos and films such as Casino Royale, The Da Vinci Code and Elizabeth: The Golden Age. I can't resist an underwater room!

Via ShortList.com.

Sparkly and surreal photography by Berlin-based photographer Kerstin zu Pan.

Also, one day I am going to stick sequins all over my face in such a considered fashion. Hmmm!

Via today and tomorrow.

Michael Wolf used Google Street View to create interesting images of Paris. Largely unaware of the Google cameras, people (and pigeons!) go about their everyday business, allowing for artistic crops of natural moments.

Via things magazine.

Remember - they only hover when you're not looking. It's how they move so quietly.

Superb airborne cat photography on junku's Flickr photostream.

I keep finding great photos of treehouses. I'd happily live in any one of them.

Via FFFFOUND!.

Gorgeous photographic work by Kurney Ramsay, accomplished at capturing atmospheric darkness.

Via BOOOOOOM!

Nuh Sarche lives in Berlin and takes some wonderful polaroid photos. My favourites are the ones with colour codes added at the bottom, drawing your attention to the subtleties of the image which might have been missed.

I find this quiet photo of Jim Henson and Kermit the Frog quite touching. I think it's perhaps something to do with the eye contact, a silent moment of understanding between the two of them. The fact that I can even read so much into this goes to show what incredible and believable creations Henson gave the world. They will never be "just puppets".

Photo via YOU MIGHT FIND YOURSELF.

"City of Shadows" is a series of stunning long-exposure photographs by Alexy Titarenko, featuring Russian street scenes. I love the ghost-like quality to them - you should go and see more on his website here.

I love this photo by Hiroshi Sugimoto - there's an eerie atmosphere to it which appeals to me, I find it very intriguing. More can be seen here.

Via but does it float.

Via Liquorsnob.

Me again!

Some of the most inspiring photo journalism you will ever see, all in high res can be found at boston.com's the big picture

The london at night pictures first alerted me to this amazing source of inspiration, the compositions alone are worth a browse through.




Anyway, go! navigation is top right, it's glorious.

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Wheeeeeee! This looks like fun...

From baumann-fotografie, via FFFFOUND!

Some haunting photographs from the horrific time of the Siege of Leningrad have been merged with present day scenes captured from the same perspective, giving a stark comparison. More photographs by Sergei Larenkov can be viewed here.

Via Neatorama.

This goes to eleven! A very inventive music shop front indeed.

Via Glen Scott on Flickr.

Sexy People is 'a celebration of the perfect portrait'. It made me laugh a lot.

Yes.

Via Slackr.

A slightly crazy photo by Philippe Halsman of Salvador Dali and 'Surreal Motion' with...hovering cats? Found on the vintageperiods website, via FFFFOUND!