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When Brazilian Rafael Montesso's wife left, she took everything but his bull terrier, Jimmy. To deal with the heartbreak, he started doodling and taking photos, soon becoming a viral sensation. His work got so big, Jimmy Choo designed a line of accessories featuring his pup. Watch: http://bit.ly/1K0rbiI
TWF’s Photo of the Day from The Weekly Flickr group!
070914 - Industrial Light & Nebraska Thunderstorm Magic! by Dale Kaminski on Flickr.
When we first spotted Elena Shumilova’s photostream, her photos instantly took our breath away. The Russian photographer transports her viewers into a beautiful world that revolves around her two little sons and their adorable pets — scenes literally out of a storybook. Elena’s use of natural light, colors, and her enchanting rural surroundings have not only made her photography both cozy and heartwarming, but a viral sensation as well.
In honor of Spring, check out these tiny worlds hidden in water drops. They're stunning.
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It’s not every day a photographer can make you look twice at a photo and seriously marvel at it. But for 18-year-old Laura Williams, nearly 200,000 people viewed Laura’s self-portrait in awe and bewilderment — making it a viral sensation.
“I like the idea of creating an image that’s perhaps a little less obvious, like an illusion,” Laura tells The Weekly Flickr in the accompanying video. “One that really intrigues the viewer and tries to trick the eye. It’s something I strive to do, and I love it!”
Growing up, Canadian photographer Joel Robison, known on Flickr as Boy_Wonder, was always a bit of a daydreamer. Blame it on the movies he watched or the stories he read as a kid, but it caused him to look at everyday objects differently. It’s a creative direction that blended both fantasy and reality. And years later, it would lead him to a dream job in photography and become a Flickr icon!
Most new parents tend to take countless photos of their kids, but none can compare to mortgage banker Geoff Black. The proud father from Sacramento, CA, picked up his first camera when his identical twin daughters, Jamisen and Jacksen, were born. Four years later, he’s taken about 20,000 adorable images and has become somewhat of an online sensation!
Nelson Mandela, the revered statesman who emerged from prison after 27 years to lead South Africa out of decades of apartheid, passed away on December 5, 2013. Few men in the history of mankind have had more impact on a nation and inspired the world like the former president.
Shortly before he retreated from public life in 2011, Mandela participated in photographer Adrian Steirn’s 21 Icons project - a photographic and short film series profiling the men and women who shaped modern South Africa.
“We were lucky enough to have incredible access to Nelson Mandela,” Adrian says. “He was shown the concept of the project about three years ago, and he really liked what he saw. He saw the photographs, a lot of these people were his friends. And it was something that, I think, he really wanted to be involved in.”
The photo shoot would become one of the last portrait-sittings with the former leader.
