Great clip showing the photo retouching process in detail, step by step. Similar to Dove's "The Evolution Of Beauty". picked by shredtone 2 years ago

This is a brilliant gallery of some of the most emotional and intense pictures from Reuters throughout 2005.
Really well presented too.

Be careful at work. picked by Milkshake 2 years ago

An amazing collection of photographs of human rights issues from around the world, I was going to just submit one gallery but I've submitted the link to the site as theres so many great ones to look at.

A good place to start is HERE

Some of the galleries contain graphic pictures but are marked as graphic so just be careful picked by doggylives 6 months ago

Cool is about all I can say about this. picked by Mershaullk 1 year ago

Zoom into this photo mosaic to reveal endless levels of more photos. picked by ogri2003 1 year ago

OK, that should be Botany Photo Of A Day. November 10th, to be precise. I picked this one because it looks kind of unearthly, but it's worth browsing around the site.

Jaxomlotus did post a link to another page on BPotD, but that was a while ago. And a different day.

Main page here picked by pocksucket 9 months ago

A photo album created by an SS officer stationed at Auschwitz has been donated to the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum. The unique album shows the life and activities of officers at the camp. Compare those officers to the prisoners. picked by 2manyusernames 12 months ago

Andrew Marsinko discovered that a photo of him holding a goose is on a greeting card asking if you'd like to be goosed. He claims he never signed a waiver and is suing for $7.5 million dollars. picked by 2manyusernames 11 months ago

A New Hampshire teenager's yearbook photo has been rejected, because she's holding a flower. Merrimack High School student Melissa Morin's senior photograph featured her and a small red flower. School officials, however, said the picture is not going to make it in the yearbook because props aren't allowed. picked by AutumnLotus 12 months ago

A photo blog about what life a hundred years ago was like: How people looked and what they did for a living, back when not having a job usually meant not eating.

Some photos are more recent, all the way up to the 1940s, but still interesting. picked by DaftGretel 1 year ago

New showcase photo gallery, provided by Pentax. picked by andrego 1 year ago

Italians, at least those on Vogue Italia do come up with some creative photo shoots. Case in point, this July '07 spread of Super Models going into rehab. picked by 2manyusernames 12 months ago

Ever gone into one of the photo booths? You might want to question one offering free images (and dating advice?) picked by 2manyusernames 2 years ago

Dr. Ariel Shamir demonstrates at SIGGRAPH an application that resizes images in such a way that the content of the image is preserved intelligently. When you resize the image, it will keep the key elements of the photo in sensible places while filling in less important areas. picked by 2manyusernames 1 year ago

A follow up to Mitzuzake's post about a sex doll photo contest I hunted it down. I sort of wish I hadn't. Creepy as all hell. Imagine the scariest Japanese-horror-film-with-creepy-long-haired-pale-faced-clicky-throat-noise-woman you've ever seen and multiply it by about a million. Some silicone nipples on display. But more likely it's because it's a site with pictures of sex dolls on it tha... read full post picked by pocksucket 10 months ago

Another large zoomable photo. This one has a "Where's Waldo?" element to it. picked by slider 1 year ago

California high schooler Allison Stokke, 18, becomes a victim of unwanted attention after photo is posted on a sports blog. picked by kxmk 1 year ago

This is an interesting and sad photo essay of the decline of inner areas of Baltimore. picked by gnikgnok 1 year ago

Follow up from this story:

Rhode Island's education commissioner has ordered a high school to publish a yearbook photo showing a teenager with a sword. picked by Boomshank 2 years ago

Every day, for almost 7,000 days, starting in 1979, Jamie Livingston took a Polaroid. In 1997 he died, and his friends and family gathered together the photos and made them into an exhibit. This is some pretty awesome stuff. The real website just recently got huge hits on it causing it to shut down, but here is a blog with some sample photos and a summary of this man's life. I will update the po... read full post picked by muppetmaker 3 months ago