A Source of Photography Inspiration

I scream you scream we all scream for ice cream! One thing about ice cream is that it always tastes better on hot days. Here are 16 cool pictures of ice cream will that make your mouth water. Hope you’re enjoying your summer as much as I am!

The vuvuzela has been introduced as a common noise heard during the 2010 World Cup. In my opinion it’s a cheap plastic horn that takes away the usual soccer stadium atmosphere. It has no variable pitch and sounds like a bunch of bees buzzing. If you’ve watched one of the games, the vuvuzela is about all you hear during the match.

Reflection pictures are some of my favorite. I especially enjoy mountain reflections and how stunning some of them can turn out if the right conditions exist. Here are 14 perfect ones to inspire you to spend a bit of time outdoors and hopefully catch a few stunning images yourself.

As you can see, we’ve recently updated out blog design. Thanks to Paul Tebbott who did a great job with the design and meeting our expectations for a more minimalist approach. Now on to something better, a new giveaway! To celebrate the arrival of our new blog design, Think Tank Photo is sponsoring another giveaway for one of our readers.

It’s amazing how much detail some photographers get when doing macro photography. Insects are one subject that have plenty of detail, and just like portrait photography, it is important to focus on the eyes.

A photographer is always looking for ways to make photography more fun, create odd perspectives, and find new subjects to shoot. A magnifying glass is the perfect addition to creating those unique images that you may be looking for. Here …

Giraffes, the tallest of all land-living animal species, are one of those animals that everyone seems to love. With their long necks, legs, and tongue, they are fun to watch moving around towering over everyone.

Maybe it’s just me, but it seems that most beach volleyball pictures focus around a certain subject. Well, here are 14 actual beach volleyball pictures that will get you pumped for heading to the beach this summer.

Berlin based photographer Christian Reister’s main interest is street photography. After working for one and a half years on ALEX, a photography project in Alexanderplatz Berlin, he is now working on his ongoing project URBAN B’SIDES again.

Beyond the skyscrapers and neon signs, which also increasingly oust the traditional cityscape of Bangkok, Peter Nitsch, the photographer-artist, who was born in Germany in 1973, grants us an intimate view of the retail businesses that are typical of Southeast Asia and the lives of their owners. For many of them the mostly two-story shop, that on the lower level is open to the street, is a workplace and living space in one.