Dynamic nature photography from Mike Hollingshead.
Michael Wolf’s architectural photos double as abstract representations.
Michael Paul Smith masterfully photographs tiny cars within life size environments.
Beautifully surreal imagery from photographer Sparrek.
Beautifully engineered “foodscapes” from Carl Warner.
Comic Genius: Portraits of Funny People is a collection by celebrity photographer Matt Hoyle. Check out samples from the book that includes some of my favorite funny men and women. Above: Adam Samberg monkeys around.
Giuseppe Colarusso creates visual fun with his photo manipulations.
Scooby Doo/Walking Dead mashup from the mind of Jeff Zoet.
Fong Qi Wei uses pieces of his time lapse photos to create unique collages.
Birds with wigs? I’m on board with that, along with the rest of Rene Mesman’s great work.
Photographer Christopher Boffoli has a new series out titled “Big Appetites.”
Look within Manon Wethly’s Instagram site for a fun series of airborne beverages.
Miniature Melbourne from Nathan Kaso
Nathan Kaso transforms the ordinary world with tilt shift photography into a hypnotic blend that looks part miniature diorama and quirky stop action animation.
Photographer Matt Molloy creates a painterly effect by stacking his time lapse shots.
Fabian Oefner photographs paint flung by centrifugal force. He captures delicate colors and shapes that has the fleeting magic of a fireworks display.
Robert and Shana ParkeHarrison are expert in conjuring surreal dream-like imagery. Be sure and view their Architect’s Brother series.
Photographer Alan Friedman goes to great lengths to capture amazing images of the sun. His filtering system transforms them into beautiful studies in texture.
Joel Robison combines his photography skills and vivid imagination to great effect.
