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Tiny Lego tourist captures beauty of PORTSMOUTH as he is pictured exploring city in all weathers
Photographer Andrew Whyte took photographs all around the city The 38-year-old wanted to introduce a common theme to his photographs The Lego man is snapped at the beach, trainspotting and shopping By Steve Nolan PUBLISHED: 10:41 GMT, 26 February 2013 | UPDATED: 11:30 GMT, 26 February 2013 With its grey shingle beach, often deserted seafront promenades and rows upon rows of terraced houses, Portsmouth is hardly known as Britain's most picturesque city.
'My name is Igmar, no Enema!': Hilarious Starbucks cup spelling fails
By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 03:29 GMT, 26 February 2013 | UPDATED: 13:43 GMT, 26 February 2013 In a bustling coffee shop at peak hours, it can be hard to hear over the din of caffeine addicts craving a fix to start their day. Sometimes in the craziness of the rush, you can forgive a barista for not hearing your name right or having time to double check. But if they're going to make something up, you'd hope they could come up with something better than an anatomical description.
Mugshots were created because written descriptions were unreliable Pictures of Bedford Prison inmates offer glimpse into 'working class life' By Christopher Stevens PUBLISHED: 23:09 GMT, 13 February 2013 | UPDATED: 23:09 GMT, 13 February 2013
Faces of the Victorian underworld: They're the first criminal mugshots, taken 150 years ago - in the days when punishment was swift and brutal
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Photographer Wilhelm Brasse died this week aged 94 He had taken up to 50,000 photos in Auschwitz for the Nazis Mr Brasse hid negatives which were used to convict the very Nazis who commissioned them By Alex Ward PUBLISHED: 16:20 GMT, 27 October 2012 | UPDATED: 07:57 GMT, 29 October 2012 These chilling images of a young Jewish girl at Auschwitz are among thousands that have haunted a Nazi photographer all his life.
The photographer at Auschwitz: Man forced to take these chilling images of Jewish prisoners was haunted until his death at 94
New York films recreated in pictures of famous locations
By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 01:09 GMT, 17 September 2012 | UPDATED: 02:45 GMT, 17 September 2012 Even if it's your first time in New York, the place can feel strangely familiar thanks to the hundreds of movies and TV shows filmed every year in the city's streets.
By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 03:22 GMT, 5 September 2012 | UPDATED: 15:56 GMT, 5 September 2012 Dramatic photos show the measure of a man in contrast to the enormity of nature.
Magical photos show lumberjacks among the California redwoods
By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 15:46 GMT, 3 September 2012 | UPDATED: 17:02 GMT, 3 September 2012 They are the moments inadvertently caught on camera that turn an ordinary photo into comedy gold. The art of 'photobombing' has soared among the young in recent years thanks to ever-present cameras and the ease of posting pictures online. But such moments can also take place completely by chance and are, arguably, all the better for it. Ouch!
Talk about gatecrashing! Tourist snap ruined as background cyclist slams into lamppost... and other amazing photobombings
If it feels like you’ve seen NASA’s latest photos from Mars before, that’s because you have. Well, sort of. In case you missed it, on Sunday night NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory published the first photographs from Curiosity , the latest in a series of NASA-built, carefully named visitors to Mars. The pictures from Curiosity are not the first Martian images beamed back to Earth from an earth-originated spacecraft. Those came from NASA’s Viking 1 lander, in 1976.
Early photography on Mars and on Earth | Tyler Green: Modern Art Notes
The Well-Worn Developer Trays of Famous Photographers
Photographer John Cyr has an ongoing project titled Developer Trays that features photographs of developer trays used by famous photographers. He writes, I am photographing available developer trays so that the photography community will remember specific, tangible printing tools that have been a seminal part of the photographic experience for the past hundred years. By titling each tray with its owner’s name and the years in which it was used, I reference the historical significance of these objects in a minimal manner that evokes thought and introspection about what images have passed through each individual tray.
By Eddie Wrenn
Cambridge Uni to complete Charles Darwin's last (and most creepy) experiment into human emotion
50 Time Saving Photoshop Actions for Enhancing Photos | Freebies
Adjusting and enhancing photos in Photoshop can involve a lot of trial and error, and be very time consuming. Thankfully their are actions to make our job easier. Here are 50 excellent Photoshop actions that can add professional looking enhancements to your photos with the click of a button.Fully-Functional Twin-Lens Reflex Camera Created Using LEGO Bricks
After seeing the LEGO large format camera we featured last year, Norway-based photographer Carl-Frederic Salicath set out to create his own LEGO camera. Rather than go with large format, he decided to build a more complicated Rolleiflex-style twin-lens reflex camera that uses 120 film.By Daily Mail Reporter UPDATED: 20:50 GMT, 21 February 2012 They were some of Australia's shadiest sheilas. Murderers, bigamists, cocaine dealers and back street abortionists, all manner of vampish villain and fallen floozy scooped off the streets and photographed for police files.