This Limited Edition Toilet Paper Comes Wrapped in Beautiful Nature Photography
The Who Gives a Crap toilet paper company has come up with a novel way of displaying nature photography.
The Who Gives a Crap toilet paper company has come up with a novel way of displaying nature photography.
Tatsuya Tanaka is a master of turning everyday objects into miniature worlds that seem larger than life. He's been doing it daily for almost a decade, and in the midst of the COVID pandemic, he's started to integrate some all-too-familiar objects into his work.
Weird lens aficionado Mathieu Stern has created the rarest of camera lenses with the most precious of materials (in the ongoing pandemic): a roll of toilet paper.
If you ever need to fly a camera drone around at events, here's something you should know: your drone can easily be brought down by confetti, toilet paper, and anything that can get tangled around the propellers.
Here’s a crazy Animal Planet clip in which wildlife photographer “Mad Mike” Penman …
If you’re looking to spruce up your bathroom decor with some photography-inspired pieces that demonstrate both your love of old Polaroids and your disdain for the apps that try to recreate them with crappy filters, Modcloth has something that might just fit the bill.
Okay, there just HAS to be a Polaroid lover and/or hipster on your Christmas list that would absolutely lose it if they unwrapped the Polaroll on December 25th. What is the Polaroll, you ask? It's a toilet paper roll dispenser that is shaped like a Polaroid SX-70 One Step White/Rainbow camera.
This might look like a pile of garbage, but it’s actually one of the homemade camera used by photographer …
This giant film roll packs a roll of toilet paper instead of photographic film. It’s refillable, and can be …
Like many electronic devices, cameras often come with certain cables that are neither necessary enough to be used often …