A Source of Photography Inspiration

Here are 19 pictures that make tall, woody perennial grasses called reeds look even more awesome than they already are.

Hats can be a defining characteristic of a person, and in a similar way it gives great character to our pictures (much like umbrellas). In the following photos you can see how a hat adds to portrait, silhouette or scenic photography.

The sunflower is a great photography subject. These 17 beautiful pictures prove just so.

The desert is a great place of nothingness, but despite the nothingness, there is still a great variety of beauty.

Fountains with lights, fountains with birds, fountains with people, fountains with buildings, or just … fountains. It really doesn’t matter from which angle you look at them; fountains are simply great.

The owl is a mysterious creature that you usually only see in captivity or hear calling at night. Then again, maybe some of you have had better luck seeing them in the wild than I have. If you do have a chance to see them up close, their wise face and big eyes are a perfect opportunity for some incredible pictures.

Breaking glass is an excellent way to practice your high speed photography. However, if this is not really your thing, you can also take great pictures of windows, light bulbs, and drinking glasses which were broken already.

Parkour is one of those sports which you could also consider an art form. Participants try to move as fast and efficiently as possible from point A to B, using only their body. Mix it with photography, and you get some incredible pictures.

Have you joined our Flickr group yet? We feature stellar photos from our members.

Here are 21 recently submitted images that we thought were really great.

I love dogs and snow. These super cool dog sledding pictures combine both.