The Million Dollar Homepage of Photos
In August 2005, a UK student named Alex Tew launched a creative project called …
In August 2005, a UK student named Alex Tew launched a creative project called …
Eve Johnson of Evalicious wanted to turn some old digital photographs into Instax-style …
Tired of packing a huge mess of cables every time you go on a trip? The Magic Cable Trio …
Want a clever way to use your Christmas tree as a photo display? Simply print 1.5-inch photos onto acetate …
Always looking to upcycle her old things, entrepreneur Heidi Lehto came up with …
Back in June we shared a cool (and nauseating) video of some guys throwing around a GoPro …
"Idea Mine" is an upcoming iOS app by Canon that helps photographers save and generate ideas. The idea is that photo ideas can always be broken down into four components: location, subject, feeling, and technique. Provide the app with these four things, and it will store your idea for you to come back to later on. If you need some inspiration, hitting the "randomize" button will fill in the fields for you -- kinda like a photographic mad libs.
In 1974, Japanese photographer Daido Moriyama had an exhibition in Tokyo called "Printing Show" that featured a Xerox machine in the center of the room manned by Moriyama himself. Visitors were encouraged to select photos from the show, which were then reproduced and assembled into custom photo books. This past weekend, Moriyama repeated the show in New York, once again using a photocopier to provide attendees with custom signed editions of the DIY book. The book was titled "TKY" and bound in a nice silk-screened cover.
Writer Emily Cleaver takes adorable photographs of her infant son Arthur that recreate famous scenes of classic films. Can you guess the movies these photos are referencing?
If you're looking for a photo idea, try this: grab a friend, find some sloped ground, and have them lean for a photo. Photographer Paul Octavious snapped these beautiful photographs of two of his buddies using this idea.
Dutch artist Purr Anders transforms old photographs into beautiful jewelry. After printing the …
Photographer Joey L had the great idea of setting up a backdrop on …
NASA mechanical engineer Mark Rober made an uber-creative halloween costume that features a gaping see-through hole in his torso.
Want to create a photography-related costume this halloween? Here are some fun costume ideas to give you some ideas. The above is a standard Canon point-and-shoot that has a tiny camera in the lens.
'Moneyface' is a photo fad involving folded money and hybrid faces. Simply fold a banknote containing a portrait in half and combine it with a human subject.
Here’s a super-awesome way of using stop-motion photography to announce the birth of a new baby.
Our camera stickers are fun, but for something more personal you can make your own 35mm film …
Verena Lang of Ivy Design came up with this brilliant idea of a …
Wedding photographer Lee Morris recently had the idea of trying his hand at …
Have an idea for a photo product and an entrepreneurial itch? PDN published …
Graphic designer Ksenia Podgornaya makes and sells these nifty Polaroid camera greeting cards that feature an original watercolor illustration printed on 100lb satin paper.
iPhone photography app Hipstamatic was the king of retro filters before …
When clients Janet and Darrell asked Australian photographer Hailey Bartholomew for a creative engagement shoot earlier this year, she came up with the idea of having the couple wear oversized bear heads.
Kodak’s website has a “Create” section stocked with all kinds of different photo …
These Diana cameras were decorated and auctioned for Lomography’s …
Here's an amazingly cute idea for baby portraits: dress them up as adults while they're sleeping. Photographer Handri Karya and ad agency Grey Group made these photographs as part of an ad campaign for Indonesian mattress company Comforta.
New Zealand-based wedding photographer Delphine Ducaruge takes photos from her wedding shoots and …
Instead of using a traditional guestbook at their wedding, Jess and Sloane asked …
Update: Looks like the video was taken down due to a copyright claim. You can watch it …
Here’s an inspiring video in which photographer and speaker Dewitt Jones talks about …
Here's a fun photo project you can do with any small kid (preferably not a stranger's): spinning shots. All you have to do is set the self timer on your camera to automatically take a shot while it's hanging around your neck. While it's counting down, grab the child by the arms and spin them around. If luck is on your side, the photograph will show a clear subject, happy face, and motion-blurred background.
If Apple ever got into the photo printer business, this SWYP …
At Levi’s Photo Workshop in New York City last year there was a …
Here’s a weekend project idea: personalize your camera’s wrist strap by making it look like a friendship bracelet! All …
Mario Klingemann created this interactive Arduino-powered Facebook Like button. It doesn’t do anything …
Here’s a super creative video that attempts to capture 100 years of East London fashion, dance, and music in …
University of Oregon student and photography-enthusiast Jeremy Blanchard shot this creative engagement photo for two of his long-time friends.
When the sunlight is right, you can shoot a photograph of a couple holding hands while they form a …
Most cameras designed for young children have kid-friendly designs, but eye-numbingly bad image quality. On the other hand, a …
Developer Boris Smus came up with this super minimalist way of sharing his …