A Source of Photography Inspiration

For seven years, Corinne May Botz searched for ghost stories in single-family homes, apartment buildings, hotels, prisons, museums, restaurants and many other places. Exquisitely photographed, Haunted Houses reveals a rare glimpse into 80 haunted buildings and the lives of those who lived through the creaking floors, apparitions, mysteriously burning candles and cries in the night.

Hope everyone has a safe Halloween!

Fine lips make great photo subjects. Here are 12 luscious lip pictures.

Here is another selection of some amazing photos recently submitted to our Flickr group.

Air shows are one of the most spectacular events to go to. With the amazing array of planes and talented, ego toting pilots, you are guaranteed to see something in the sky that you haven’t seen before or thought an airplane could do. It’s also a great time to take pictures of airplanes flying without getting harassed by airport security. Here are 23 incredible air show pictures.

There is no doubt in my mind that photography is an art. Now how much post processing a photographer decides to do (if any) to their photos is really up to them. Personally I find all types of processed and unprocessed pictures unique in their own way. ‘Photoshopped’ or not, a photograph is still reliant upon the eye behind the camera and the skill of the creative mind. What may be amazing to one viewer may be considered terrible to another. That’s art. That’s photography.

They say never go grocery shopping while you’re hungry. You should also never go grocery shopping without your camera. Here are 9 cool aisle pictures from the food store.

It’s 10.10.10.

Amazing. Incredible. Epic. Whatever.

Here are 20 of my favorite Danbo pictures which have become a popular photography subject on Flickr.

This is one of the best features I’ve seen in a long time. The Dark Side of the Lens gives the viewer a stunning insight into the world of a water-based photographer and the obsession behind it. From towering waves to incredible shooting scenes, you’ll feel like you’re right there with renowned photographer and bodyboarder Mickey Smith.