Krakatoa Awakens: Anak Krakatau — the Child of Krakatoa — spews lava and molten ash hundreds of feet in the air, raising fears of an imminent eruption rivaling the cataclysmic disaster which occurred 126 years ago.
Flight Patterns by Charlie McCarthy
Stunning time-lapse photography of flying bugs underneath a street lamp.
Macro photography, or taking incredibly close up photographs to reveal hidden details, is one of the most interesting styles of photography around. Humans are used to seeing only what they can perceive with their eyes, and that often limits our perception of beauty. Macro photography allows the hidden details, the true inner beauty to be revealed.
National Geographic has been on the forefront of photography for over 100 years. Their timeless images taken all over the world will live on as some of the best nature and human photography of all time. The examples listed below are only from the past 3 years of National Geographic Magazine and are just a sample of some of the breathtaking images captured in the magazine.
Wolf & Hare by FieroAnimals, specializing in the creation and manipulation of digital images, blending of photo composition, 3D and illustration.
Stop motion masterpiece to promote the Olympus PEN. 60,000 pictures. 9,600 developed prints. 1,800 shot pictures and no post production.
Apparently, he abandons his wife and kid halfway through the video.
