Closeups from the table.

Suits of babies, car salesmen, etc.

Pinhole camera made from a matchbox.

A set of pictures taken by my friend in the photo club for our university newspaper. Absolutely fantastic.

A weblog about robots uses one of my photos of a sign in Osaka. Cool!

Photos tagged with "japan" and "homeless."

"High-speed and Fine Art Photography of Drops and Splashes." Incredible.

Decorated beautifully.

Yabai! These are cool, and terrifying.

"The most common possum species in Australia, the brushtail possum is a tree-dwelling nocturnal marsupial. Its propensity to nest in roofs and ceilings has been known to surprise Aussie homeowners."

Stunningly photos, and they make superb desktop pictures.

By Kathleen Connally. These are some of the most beautiful photos I have ever seen.

"provides access to over 275,000 images digitized from primary sources and printed rarities in the collections of The New York Public Library, including illuminated manuscripts, historical maps, vintage posters, rare prints and photographs..."

Amazing. A folder full of these makes for an excellent screensaver.

For photos of real warning signs showing stick figures in dangerous, often life-threatening, situations. Note: do you want to share photos of stick figures who aren't in peril -- or of warning signs that don't include stick figures? You may want to also take a look at these other great groups: * Stick Figures Who Have The Situation Under Control * Funny Signs * Bad Signs * Yellow Warning Signs * Strange & Funny Signs * Warning: Illustrations! * Warning Labels * Fun Industrial Safety Signs * Funny Signs, Silly Signs, Old Signs and Signs and More Signs

Using iPhoto make a huge poster with dozens of your photos on it.

Experimental photography: send a package with a camera attached, see if it makes it back to you, look at the pictures that were taken along the way.

"The elimination of the poles helps to accentuate the ominous feeling of being beneath these signs as well as serve to disconnect the signs from the ground and reality."

"On June 17th, every year, the family goes through a private ritual: we photograph ourselves to stop a fleeting moment, the arrow of time passing by."

"My hopes are to create images that are both beautiful and eerily haunting." Mission successful.

"Created to explore visual culture through experimentation in design, photography, illustration, and other related visual arts. contributing artists are encouraged to explore aspects of their chosen medium that fall outside of conventional..."