A Visual Ode to Mother Earth Is A Beautifully Bound Wake Up Call.
Award-winning nature photographer Marsel van Oosten has just completed a very personal project that goes public next month in the form of a large…
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Award-winning nature photographer Marsel van Oosten has just completed a very personal project that goes public next month in the form of a large…
Like several other talented photographers San Francisco-based Lennette Newell has a portfolio with beautiful photos of animals, both domestic and wild. She also has a knack for taking portraits of people with their own pets. But what sets her apart from other typical lifestyle, portrait and animal shooters, is her combining of body paint, humans and animals for a most unusual effect. (more…)
There's no shortage of adorable images of dogs and cats on the internet these days. Pinterest, Tumblr and Facebook are loaded with them. But not…
I first introduced you to the talented balancing Coonhound named Maddie and her owner/photographer Theron Humphrey a ways back with 33 fabulous images. In that…
Kristen Bell can start crying again*. National Geographic explorer, writer, filmmaker and zoologist Lucy Cooke’s first book, A Little Book of Sloth, is out next month and features tons of adorable and silly photos of baby sloths. (more…)
Director Dj Cosgrove and wife Amber originally hail from Columbus, Ohio and now live in Los Angeles along with their adorable and talented Boston Terrier,…
On display at The Milk Factory is a series of black and white photos by fashion photographer Jean Baptiste-Mondino of a Holstein Cow named Hermione donning hats designed by a UK milliner. (more…)
above photo by Lauren Hermele, one of PDN’s 30 New and Emerging Photographers to Watch
Each year, the respected photography publication, Photo District News, chooses 30 up and coming photographers to showcase. (more…)
above: detail from World Wildlife Fund print ad, "Elephant" Ads of the World, a fast growing site which features advertising from... yes, that's right, all…
The Mounted Life is a series of photographs by Royal Academy of Arts graduate Danielle van Ark. She visited the storage and archives of museums around the world and found animals in surroundings and environments so far from their natural habitats she was struck by the inherent contrast and photographed them. (more…)