Filmmaking brothers John and Richard Ramsey came up with the brilliant and hilarious idea of unearthing some old home videos and adding directors commentary over them. It's a great way to have a laugh with family members, and could make a fun present.
Etsy seller missquitecontrary sells her fine art photographs printed onto vintage dictionary pages.
Accidentally expose an entire roll of film to light? Instead of throwing it away, you can turn it into …
If families always listened when photographers say, “look natural”, this is what nearly every Christmas card would look like.
Photographer and craftaholic Parul Arora sells beautiful Polaroid picture ceramic coasters through her …
If you’re a photographer and not an architect, why settle for boring ol’ gingerbread houses this holiday season? Gingerbread …
Here’s a fun idea for a weekend project: take pictures of smoke, think …
QR codes have become an extremely popular way of linking to digital things from the physical world, and more and more businesses are displaying them in order to direct customers to their websites. Photographer David Sykes (whom we previously featured here) decided to take advantage of the craze to promote his new website and blog. Instead of an ordinary QR code, however, he decided to create an 8-foot square model of the code using things such as boots, calculators, briefcases, boomboxes, and champagne bottles. He then photographed the code on film and mailed out limited edition prints.
Want to go beyond using ordinary wrapping paper for your Christmas gifts? You can make some DIY wrapping paper …
Here’s a neat idea for photographic experimentation: create a pinhole camera out of photographic paper by folding it into …
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 …