The Goddess of Light

"There they stand, the innumerable stars, shining in order like a living hymn, written in light."

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LMAO this one is a keeper. 

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Famous for being the longest place name found in any English speaking country Taumata­whakatangihanga­koauau­o­tamatea­turi­pukakapiki­maunga­horo­nuku­pokai­whenua­kitanatahu  which translates into English as "the place where Tamatea, the man with the big knees, who slid, climbed and swallowed mountains, known as 'landeater’, played his flute to his loved one." Locals simply call it Taumata Hill. You can find the hill by driving south from Waipukurau for about 55 kilometres, turn right onto Wimbledon Road. A sign displaying the name is situated about five kilometres along this road. It’s a great photo opportunity. The actual place is on private land, so permission is required before you can walk to it.

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Times Square 1903. Absolutely amazing. 

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Butterflies in Brazil 

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CANDY WARHOL 

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“Back to Earth” Photo Series by Pedro Matos

Incredible photo series for Vogue Italia Magazine by Portuguese photographer Pedro Matos. Model: Hellyda Cavallaro Body painting: Elody Fiuza

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Lego Photographs by Chris McVeigh

Chris McVeigh is an author, illustrator and photographer who describes himself as a “professional geek”. He creates these clever and quirky pictures using Lego and other action figures. “Chris has recently found a niche composing unique editorial photos for Gizmodo.com. Editors propose an idea and he works to realize their vision in Lego.”

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Guest Post: Foodscapes – Photography by Carl Warner

Today’s guest post brought to you by Sasha Annis from the creative blog Feature Me. Feature Me is an awesome source of inspiration and also a great place to showcase your own work as an artist, designer or photographer. Make sure you check it out! For the guest post, Sasha decided to feature the amazing work of photographer Carl Warner and his “Foodscapes”. Here’s what Sasha had to say about the photos: “When you look at these beautiful landscapes it is hard to believe they have been made using different types of food. It must be a lengthy process constructing these foodscapes, but they look incredible, and may leave you feeling hungry!”

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Tronized Beauty by Ludovic Taillandier

Interesting Tron-inspired photo set by Ludovic Taillandier from France. Check out his website for more photos.