The Lost At E Minor crew have unveiled their newest project, The Colour, a user generated collection of Australian photography and artwork.

Seeing Triple, an exhibition of the work of Australian photographers Sam Chiplin, Bryce Yates, and Sam Stephenson, opens this weekend At The Rats Nest Gallery, 11-13 Burnell Place, East Sydney, from 7pm on Friday 18 December, through to Sunday afternoon.

A new way to add monetary value to your, I don’t know, personal brand… incorporate the well known faces on dollar notes into photos of yourself.
There’s a new craze going in the world – folks take pictures of themselves partially covered with folded banknotes in the foreground. The result is combined faces of [...]

A massive collection of retro-styled postcards (I guess postcards in general are retro now) for your viewing pleasure.

The Kodak Bantam Special camera was manufactured between 1936 and 1948, and with dimensions of 81mm by 124mm by 45mm deep, must have been one of the smallest cameras of the time. And if not the smallest, then it was certainly the classiest.
I wonder if the design will be brought back, in the form of [...]

The incredible creations of psychologist turned photographer Kevin Van Aelst, who uses all sorts of everyday household items to create intricate artworks and images.

The world as seen from the back of your mouth: the pinhole photography of Justin Quinnell.

Discover the solar system, galaxy, and the infinite beyond right here on Flickr.

It’s definitely photo day at disassociated today, this time a rather left-of-field collection of images.
Kooky (should be ok for work though, let’s apply a PG rating here).
Via Renai LeMay.

Up until the 1980s many documentary photographers were effectively working with point and shoot cameras, no low-light sensitivity, no depth-of-field, nothing, and doing a fine job of it.
Partially because of the style of the times, and partially because they didn’t want to deal with careful manual focus, most photojournalism of the time tended to have [...]