Pictures

Photographer and Artist Cristina Otero has taken the creativity of her self portraits much further than most others I have seen. In this post I am just featuring some of the awesome self-portraits that she has done with fruit but there is way more on her site, so make sure to swing by after checking out the photos posted below.

This is one of those feel good stories about a photographer who captures pure emotion that plays on your heart strings. Lauren Fleishman showcases a series titled, Love Ever After, a personal project based on love at any age. See everything in the full post.

In honor of Valentines day, this week we decided to feature 15 amazing images of love. Or more specifically – Kissing. There are a lot of kissing images out there, some known and some are less – here you get a chance to see some of the best unknown photos on the net. Check out the Full Post to see the images and let us know which is your favorite!

Jason Lee’s two children, Kristin and Kayla, will never grow up and say they don’t have any pictures of them when they were younger. In fact, quite the opposite! I’ve been following Jason’s journal for a couple of years now due to the amazing concepts he comes up with… (Continued).

If you thought The Beatles post was amazing, you’ll be elated when you see this set. These are indeed rare photos of some of the greatest icons of all time, some of which are living and some that are no longer with us. Waste no more time reading and check out these amazing pictures in the full post.

Such a simple concept, but executed masterfully by photographer Seth Casteel in this series of images that depicts dogs diving or swimming in water. I love dogs, as I’m sure most of you do, so you definitely want to give these a look. Check out the full post to see some of his amazing captures of man’s best friend.

Natural light beams are always magical. You dont get to see them too often, but when you do – you have to stop and stare for a second. This week I collected 15 of the best light beam images found of Flickr. Check out the Full Post and share with us in the comments your own light beam photos.

In the ’40′s, Ansel Adams took on the job to document Los Angeles for Fortune Magazine. In his own words, “none of the pictures were very good.” However, many oppose his thoughts. Do you feel as though these images reflect his viewpoints? (Full Post)

It’s not very often I see insects and don’t freak out a little. Even if only inside my head so as to retain my gruff exterior to my girlfriend. The photos in this series not only managed to keep me from screaming, in fact they did the exact opposite. They gave me a sense of calm and relaxation, a feeling that I have certainly never experienced before when dealing with insects. See the rest of the photos in the full post.

Although the concept of man babies is not new, talented photographer Paul Ripke does it even better. Here’s some comedic relief for you this weekend. For those of you who are unfamiliar, the concept is pretty apparent from the images. It’s essentially a role … [continued]

It’s that time again! Time to feature the best photos uploaded to the Fstoppers Facebook Group through the month of January. I truly believe that if you’re looking for some inspiration to pull you out of your latest photo rut, the Fstoppers Facebook Group is a great resource.

So here they are Fstoppers, check out the Best of January 2012.

Allan I. Teger is a psychologist turned artist and photographer. This series titled ‘Bodyscapes’ explores the human form as a backdrop for creating beautiful landscapes that allow familiar scenes to play. The beauty in the series is the simplicity of the idea… [Continued]

Perhaps the most iconic image by The Beatles, the memorable ‘Abbey Road’. Unseen by many, here is the shot taken prior to the shot that we all have come to know and love. What is truly amazing about this image is the innocence of the moment. They are oblivious to… (continued).

Welp, it looks like Barbie and Ken finally tied the knot! I laughed out loud when I saw America’s favorite plastic couple’s wedding photos by Beatrice de Guine.

The photos are surprisingly good, and de Guine included just about every contemporary wedding photography trend imaginable…[continue reading]

Few photographers can nonchalantly say, “Yeah, I’ve had blood splashed on my camera.” But for sports photographer Joshua Hedges, 12 year veteran of the Ultimate Fighting Championship, it’s just another day in the office.

The West Texas native has been become known for his mixed martial arts photography, and his work has been featured in Sports Illustrated, ESPN The Magazine, USA Today, Time magazine, The New York Times, and The LA Times. Fstoppers catches up with Hedges to hear about his favorite fight, why shooting the UFC is different from other sports, and staying focused while two guys pummel each other. Check out the full FS Spotlight interview!